g35_coupe
07-20-2010, 08:14 AM
Well, my neighbor`s g/f let me do her Jeep`s headlights for free since I`m just starting out and still experimenting. I tried some 600 wet/dry and it wasn`t even scratching the surface (no pun intended). Knowing my arm would fall off before any progress was made, I ran to Home Depot for some coarser grit (150/220/300). I wasn`t able to get all of the crazing out but the major damage was eliminated. I followed up with the 600/1500/2400/PB SSR 3/Diamondite Plastic Enhancer/Spar Urethane Mix. I had to remove the first application of the Urethane because it would not self level correctly but the second attempt came out pretty good. On the driver`s headlight, I was rushed so I have some sanding marks from the first few grades of sandpaper. A little more time and I could`ve come out like glass. Overall, I`m very happy with the passenger light. I`m sure the neighbor and his g/f are happy compared to what they looked like before and won`t mind the sanding marks. After all, it was FREE. From start the finish, it took about 3 1/2 hours. 30 mins was to Home Depot and about another 30 mins spinning my wheels with the initial 600 grit. :mad: Anyways I`ll let the pics speak for themselves and any input is appreciated....
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http://i166.photobucket.com/albums/u118/bigd2k6/DSC03887.jpg
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