98mysticZ

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so do i scuff them up with like a 2000 grit or 1500 before i shoot them or will it leave the lenses foggy?

BMR Tech2

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I would use 1000-1200 grit wet dry. Im assuming you are using automotive clear? It won't show the scratches i do it all the time on foggy headlights. They look brand new.

mycamaroSS

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Wait, are you putting a film on it or spraying them?

HIPER-Z

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I prefer the covers, i had them sprayed once and there were times i just didnt like it, so i like having the options of taking it off, just what i think after my experience, but im sure it will look good.

mrburnout81

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if your using vht, look at this https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...412&highlight= and if you have any more questions just pm me

Alex41

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I just did mine today and love the outcome. I scuffed them with 1500 first and then wet sanded the black before clearing with the same 1500. Then after the clear dried I wet sanded them again with 1500 until there was no orange peel left. Finally it was buffing time. I used 3M foam pad polish for dark cars and a foam pad on a drill. I've done this countless times before with other high end props so I know the touch. I wouldn't recommend you doing this without some practice first. The outcome was pure gloss on the back of a silver TA. I will take a few shots here soon. Good luck and take your time.

Fast93Z

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i just used lacquer thinner and then hit them with vht and then clearcoat