Headlight polishing service.. Now available.
05-20-2010, 02:53 PM
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I have been getting PMs about the headlights I sent in and the results. Guys I don't have them in my possession yet. I am guessing they are in route. I will post the after pics when I get them back. They were an extra set I had so I wasn't in a big hurry for them to be turned around.
Mike- Please shoot me a PM so I'll know when to expect them back.
TIA
Mike- Please shoot me a PM so I'll know when to expect them back.
TIA
05-20-2010, 03:44 PM
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1) it looks cleaner without them
2)with these cars being as old as they are, at this point in time some lights have become very foggy/cloudy/hazed over time. so for the people who try to do serious restorations on their lights, the horns really get in the way of doing an effective job.
for me, i could care less if they're there! i'm not using the same lights that have been on the car since it rolled out of the factory, mine were new, aftermarket lights, so i have no need for a serious cleaning/restoring. But to have the choice of horns vs. no horns, id take them without simply for a cleaner look.
05-20-2010, 10:49 PM
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I have been getting PMs about the headlights I sent in and the results. Guys I don't have them in my possession yet. I am guessing they are in route. I will post the after pics when I get them back. They were an extra set I had so I wasn't in a big hurry for them to be turned around.
Mike- Please shoot me a PM so I'll know when to expect them back.
TIA
Mike- Please shoot me a PM so I'll know when to expect them back.
TIA
05-20-2010, 11:05 PM
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Yeah I just got the message. I'm working nights and was going to call you back tomorrow, but you would have been hard to catch on the road anyway.lol. Thanks for the reply and the heads up.
I'll be looking for them and I'll post pics when they get here.
Good luck racing!
I'll be looking for them and I'll post pics when they get here.
Good luck racing!
05-21-2010, 09:29 AM
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Thanks! If your interested in following the progress of the Rally, you can check out http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=226626028164 and http://www.blogtherally.com
Cheers!
Cheers!
06-01-2010, 03:29 PM
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OK guys here is the finished headlights as promised. I am posting both the before and after pics together for comparison. I had almost wrote these off as junk, but Mike and the gang made them look real nice. Great work guys!!!!
These are the same headlights I sent in. They are an extra set I had laying around.
Before:
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These are the same headlights I sent in. They are an extra set I had laying around.
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06-01-2010, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by TXCAMSS
OK guys here is the finished headlights as promised. I am posting both the before and after pics together for comparison. I had almost wrote these off as junk, but Mike and the gang made them look real nice. Great work guys!!!!
These are the same headlights I sent in. They are an extra set I had laying around.
These are the same headlights I sent in. They are an extra set I had laying around.
-Mike
06-04-2010, 07:02 PM
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alright i should took pics today but
why arn't you clearing them? my buddy does this at his body shop I use for my dealership i sanded some headlights today (Wetsand) 1000 grit and sprayed clear they are amazing and it seals them! from what i see its a trick quiet a few body shops have been using for a few years thats how you do the real tinted headlights/taillights aswell not nightshade crap
i got 2 sets of lenses i can get too btw 1 is a OEM set and 1 is a barely starting to fade depo set thats been on my car would you give me anything for a second set?
why arn't you clearing them? my buddy does this at his body shop I use for my dealership i sanded some headlights today (Wetsand) 1000 grit and sprayed clear they are amazing and it seals them! from what i see its a trick quiet a few body shops have been using for a few years thats how you do the real tinted headlights/taillights aswell not nightshade crap
i got 2 sets of lenses i can get too btw 1 is a OEM set and 1 is a barely starting to fade depo set thats been on my car would you give me anything for a second set?
02-16-2011, 07:08 PM
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Yeah I know it's easy, I just really don't have the time right now, and I could really use a new/cleaned up set.
Anyone got an idea either how to contact him, or if anyone who is a sponsor is doing it?
C
Anyone got an idea either how to contact him, or if anyone who is a sponsor is doing it?
C
02-17-2011, 08:45 AM
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You got no time! You can do both of them in less than a hour. Even if they are real bad. A little wet sanding and then polish with plastic polish and a pad on a cordless drill and they will look brand new. Mine are 10 years old with over 226,000 + miles on them. I just freshened them up yesterday with some plastic polish and they look brand new again. I usually hit them about once a year to keep them looking nice. Only wet sanded them the first time and just polish them after that.
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Revival.. I am Mike@ZMS and just wanted to toss out the info that the reason I was banned was because my sponsorship expired..
And when did Sommer move to Orlando? WTF???
And when did Sommer move to Orlando? WTF???