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Help with neodesha reptile show display

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Got a used neodesha deli cup display, well first off I found that traditional acrylic restoration methods did not work for me. One of the doors is now very opaque after sanding. Was considering just replacing both doors, but has anyone had experience with removing the door? I'm not sure if these are punch out or I'm missing a torx bit that fits in there to unscrew. Any ideas?
 

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