Subject	Not sure how bad the damage is? - but if not melted then
Posted by	jzack on April 06, 2008 at 4:34 PM
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In Reply To	This came out pretty good. posted by BeachTTRacer on April 06, 2008 at 03:54 PM
Message	a Micromesh polishing kit (2000 to 12000 grit cloths) will bring them back to like-new condition (have done several tailights over the years on various cars). It does take a bit of elbow grease but the trick is sanding in one direction, moving up to a finer grit and sanding at a 90 degree orientation to the last time. If that's a random type sander - you won't as good of a result as the 90 degree method. Run a Google search for Micromesh polishing kits...
Follow Ups	This came out pretty good. - BeachTTRacer 15:54:21 04/06/08 not too bad (n/m) - Waggz 15:59:18 04/06/08 looks like crap (n/m) - dpjax 16:33:03 04/06/08 Not sure how bad the damage is? - but if not melted then - jzack 16:34:09 04/06/08 Keep buffing. (n/m) - Spddracer 16:51:33 04/06/08 Huge before and after difference, might want to - DoodMon(SD) 17:13:22 04/06/08 Nice end result considering what you started with. (n/m) - Hawkin"Z" 18:07:54 04/06/08 Try a plastic polisher with the buffing ! - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 18:47:27 04/06/08 Even better are the Novus products - SeedyROM 20:41:55 04/06/08 you realize that you can pick one up for next to nothing - ZEngineer 22:19:28 04/06/08 Re: you realize that you can pick one up for next to nothing - BeachTTRacer 01:09:44 04/07/08 good effort, but I wouldn't use them myself (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 11:14:39 04/07/08
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