Little Headlight Restoration DIY Project :)
01-28-2012, 07:49 PM
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thanks buddy , 
it all comes down to having those little things at home. They aren't even expenisive, like the G110 etc and some good compounds. But projects like these become a lot easier with better results
it all comes down to having those little things at home. They aren't even expenisive, like the G110 etc and some good compounds. But projects like these become a lot easier with better results
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01-29-2012, 07:27 AM
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Trust me dude thats all you need. Just make sure you really buff it out real good with 1500 and 2000 grit, and if possible even go higher. You might have a bit of haizness if you don't use different polishes but that has a trick too.
Use the same polish more than once, yet with different buffing pads. Go with aggressive first, then use a softer pad next time, and keep going. If you aren't using a buffing pad/buffer, do the same thing with a cloth. DO NOT TRY THIS BY HAND though. I have done it, and honestly it will tire the sh## out of you, and still won't be happy lol
Use the same polish more than once, yet with different buffing pads. Go with aggressive first, then use a softer pad next time, and keep going. If you aren't using a buffing pad/buffer, do the same thing with a cloth. DO NOT TRY THIS BY HAND though. I have done it, and honestly it will tire the sh## out of you, and still won't be happy lol
01-29-2012, 08:31 AM
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Trust me dude thats all you need. Just make sure you really buff it out real good with 1500 and 2000 grit, and if possible even go higher. You might have a bit of haizness if you don't use different polishes but that has a trick too.
Use the same polish more than once, yet with different buffing pads. Go with aggressive first, then use a softer pad next time, and keep going. If you aren't using a buffing pad/buffer, do the same thing with a cloth. DO NOT TRY THIS BY HAND though. I have done it, and honestly it will tire the sh## out of you, and still won't be happy lol
Use the same polish more than once, yet with different buffing pads. Go with aggressive first, then use a softer pad next time, and keep going. If you aren't using a buffing pad/buffer, do the same thing with a cloth. DO NOT TRY THIS BY HAND though. I have done it, and honestly it will tire the sh## out of you, and still won't be happy lol
I've got poorboys ssr 1, 1.5 & 2 I think
01-29-2012, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by AliGhanizad' timestamp='1327854424' post='21362969
Trust me dude thats all you need. Just make sure you really buff it out real good with 1500 and 2000 grit, and if possible even go higher. You might have a bit of haizness if you don't use different polishes but that has a trick too.
Use the same polish more than once, yet with different buffing pads. Go with aggressive first, then use a softer pad next time, and keep going. If you aren't using a buffing pad/buffer, do the same thing with a cloth. DO NOT TRY THIS BY HAND though. I have done it, and honestly it will tire the sh## out of you, and still won't be happy lol
Use the same polish more than once, yet with different buffing pads. Go with aggressive first, then use a softer pad next time, and keep going. If you aren't using a buffing pad/buffer, do the same thing with a cloth. DO NOT TRY THIS BY HAND though. I have done it, and honestly it will tire the sh## out of you, and still won't be happy lol
I've got poorboys ssr 1, 1.5 & 2 I think
01-29-2012, 03:49 PM
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I'll just use 1000 and go up from there. Probably use the 1000 twice, then go up.
I'll take pictures of the edges of mine, its bad. I have used headlight restore kits and they help for the main lens, but you can see a greenish/yellowish glow around the entire edging because I cant get the...under/behind edges.
Very annoying.
Have you or will you be using any type of headWolfganglight sealant? I have some Wolfgang headlight sealant I will use.
I'll take pictures of the edges of mine, its bad. I have used headlight restore kits and they help for the main lens, but you can see a greenish/yellowish glow around the entire edging because I cant get the...under/behind edges.
Very annoying.
Have you or will you be using any type of headWolfganglight sealant? I have some Wolfgang headlight sealant I will use.