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Not that I know of. But you could possibly use the kit they sell for plastic headlights to remove the oxidized layer. Just a thought.

I noticed that the clear protective film on the lens cover was peeling off today... no doubt due to cosntant exposure to sun. It has left a blurry but in center of lens cover. There appears to be no replacement parts for this but will call RING at some point. FOr now I think I will try the headlight cleaner idea. I have some fine rubbing compound to use.

I purchased a Ring Doorbell Pro when it was first introduced almost 4 years ago. The plastic covering my camera has started to fracture therefore yielding fuzzy video. I also contacted support and was told no cover was available for sales. I'm going to fabricate a replacement out of either acrylic or polycarbonate.

Buy novus plastic cleaner it remove scratches in three steps.