head/tail light scuffs
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head/tail light scuffs
What is the best way to remove scuffs and scratches from head and tail lights?
I searched and read up about wet sanding with 2000 or 2500 grit paper, but is there anything else to help get rid of the marks and then a layer of clear coat to make 'em shiny.
Anything else?
I searched and read up about wet sanding with 2000 or 2500 grit paper, but is there anything else to help get rid of the marks and then a layer of clear coat to make 'em shiny.
Anything else?
Best way I've found to renew plastics is wet sanding down to 2000+ grit and buffing with a few fine plastic compounds.
I used clear on some early projects, but after a few years, the clear oxidized & turns milky.
Here's some 98 tails I just wet sanded & buffed out... look 1,000% better now
I used clear on some early projects, but after a few years, the clear oxidized & turns milky.
Here's some 98 tails I just wet sanded & buffed out... look 1,000% better now
I used a plastic renew kit that was made for atv plastics haha. for $40(i think) it came with all the sandpaper and then a polishing solution. worked like a charm on the truck lights and on my project quad that had been beat to hell by a a logger for the last 6 years.
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