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Old 10-20-2006, 08:22 AM
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Just wondering what some opinions are on cleaning the out side of your tail lights and getting the scratches out or to look less noticeable? Buffing them? any certain solution to use?
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Old 10-20-2006, 09:28 AM
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any certain solution to use?
Yea, ..., 'Search' function, ... Polishing, polish taillights, etc., etc., ...
Wet-sand & buff with a machine.
Hand buffing will wear ya out, ...
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I'd think if you followed the write up for fixing foggy headlights, you'd get new looking taillights
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I will search to see if come up with anything good! If anyone else has done it let me know!
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mother's powerball with plastic polish works on the outside
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x2 try Meguiar's PlastX firts before you try buffing
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medium leveler (swirl cutter), Light leveler, Machine Glaze, and Polish thatll do it believe me!
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