jimmy1 wrote:@Tommy, they use high pressured sand to do the identity. The purpose of the sand is to erode/scratch a small section of the mirror/glass. I'm not sure whether this liquid can clear the erosion without the mirror looking suspicious
Not that I am in the business, but being one who fiddles with cars, I'd say:
1 - Perhaps they "show" the lens to some flame for a brief while - let it melt the plastic and the marks disappear
2 - Cleverly spread a thin layer of super glue - super glue melts hard plastics (though it leaves a hazy surface - but that can be buffed later with some other chemical)
So, another reason not to buy over powered recycled beer cans?
Sorry, could not resist - i know its a shitty experience having stuff ripped off you car - my sis has had her Carib vandalised TWICE in Kampala - and they also do wipers over there (reasoning is perhaps because Uganda is one of the few countries in the world where it rains for at least 300 days of the year...so you need wipers - not like here, if your wipers got nicked in June-July, you'd probably not notice until the October rains)