Plastic Lighting Restoration - A Guide to...

[G35stilez]

AlmightyMoonPie: You should be all set with those materials...Nice to see another Frater in the Bond on the boards


Thanks for the compliments

[Graphfixz]

I know this is an old, old, old, old thread, however why did you remove the pics?

I hate being told to use the search engine before I post and then more then half of the results are missing links, images, etc... why bother when I will end up having to posting ANYWAY???

[Sullybob]

The pictures work fine for me. Are you getting red X's?

[Red Wolf]

Pictures load for me but they hosted offsite (photobucket) maybe daily bandwidth limits or something that cause them not to load for you.

[Graphfixz]

sorry for the rant... it is probably work related-- filtering.

[thecarguy]

this is terrific - it does belond in the how to section!

[the0ne]

going to try that to my headlights !

[krouchchocolate]

nice writeup! Had a question tho. For the paint polish you don't need to use the buffer? The paint polish is all by hand?

[Mfoehrkolb]

'i went out today to buy these items at lowes. i couldnt find anything. all i got was the clothe. is there any other names for like the sealent? ITEMS I COULDNT FIND:\r\n\r\nYour Favorite Car Wash (Pep Boys or PAC)\r\n-A Aluminum Polish (I chose Mother’s from Wal-Mart)\r\n-1500 Grit Wet-Sanding Papers (Ace Hardware)\r\n-A Protectant (I chose the Klasse Twins for their durability from PAC)'

[Mfoehrkolb]

i think ima use this instead of that klasse stuff youused, 1 reason being its cheaper, and easier to find.