Well thanx to all the great info i got from everyone..i got my ploshing compound in and got some buffing wheels to do the job. Man i cant get over what a difference it made...major improvement. Thanks everyone.

 

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nice. that's on my list to do for the summer. That really looks incredible!

 

is that the stuff that comes in the red can? it looks good. i wanna do it to mine.

 

What polishing compound did you use? Did you use an electric or air polisher?

 

did you use a hard buff or......?

 

i used Eastwood buffing compound for plastics. For buffing wheels i used a 6" canton style 6" flanel and a 6" loose style. Then after that i put a coat of blue magic on them....and wow what a shine. I started to use the mothers but i noticed that it started to leave a haze so i switched and it madea big difference. Mothers is still a good product though. I did all 3 pieces in about an hour and a half. I did them all on a bench-top grinder 1 speed. I just made sure not to melt the tailights. All in all it was a mojor improvement and i highly approve of doing it.

 

good work...they look like mine, same compound from the same company.

 

sweeet, I know what my next project is, I thought mine were pretty shiny but now I know better, LOL Your lights put mine to shame.

 

that looks great... i'm gunna try it tomorrow

 

thanx guys for the compliments. Thanks agian josh for all the tips and steps that you did. Worked out perfect.