Help !

[wide-lite 1000]

I'll try to get a decent picture of one of the cloudy ones next to a good one . 

[Sammi]

We've got some of that, I bought it years ago and it's still going strong.!

[347vPowerlite]

Hmm, if it's actually been etched you might have to try polishing it with a glass polishing compound.

That said, if the glass is still in good shape and it's just stubborn dirt, I've had good luck with Bar Keeper's Friend.

[Ria]

Absolutely no idea, Tim, but it would be interesting to see a picture.

[wide-lite 1000]

I recently bought a pair of GE Form 101FR Clamshell streetlights which were originally used on Wilshire Blvd. in Los Angles California.  The problem I have is that the glass refractor for both fixtures looks really cloudy and dull instead of transparent/clear and shiny . They almost looks like they've either been acid etched or media blasted . Has anyone ever seen this or know how to remove it  ?  Whatever it is it's not like the usual "fog" I see on glass refractors which is usually caused by smoke or off-gassing from the gaskets .