BoneSS

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The previous owner left the headlight covers on the car too long, and they rubbed off on the headlights right before the quarter panel. That is no a thick hard glaze there. Would plastic polish bring this off? If so, what kind? Should I try wet sanding? Any suggestions?

PontiacFan

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Zaino Plastic Polish works wonders on the plastic taillights, ...
I'd try it, ...

BoneSS

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Thanks. Is there anything from Meguirs or anyone else I can just go out and pick up?

SuperBuick

Yes - meguiars makes a plastic polish that I've found works even better than some other brands....

BoneSS

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What is the name of it?

SuperBuick

I believe it is just "meguiars plastic polish", I'll take a look at my bottle when I get home tonight

BoneSS

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Don't go to any trouble. I just didn't know if it had a funky name like some of their products. Thanks a bunch!

XtinctHawk02

Didn't know that either, I will definately pick some up as well.

Thanks
Jeremy

2KThunder

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Same here. Headlights lookin kinda groody.

JonSS

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I've had great success with 3M plastic polish. You can pick up at Pepboys and Autozone type places.

BoneSS

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I went to Autozone, and all they had was Blue Magic, so I will keep searching!

99huggerorangeZ

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http://www.meguiars.com/store_meguia...&subcatagory=1

just buy the clear plastic collection that is what i did you get the mirror glaze cleaner,polish,and detailer

great stuff i use it with a rotary buffer and get great results

BoneSS

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Thanks.

99huggerorangeZ

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no problem