Scratches and spydering on taillights
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Scratches and spydering on taillights
Hey all, I got a set of taillights like look good from a distance straight on, but once you get close, you see all the scratches and the right taillights has a spider webbing effect. Is there anyway I can get rid of these? will polishing do it, or are the tails fubar? Any info is appreciated.
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Well, I don't own a Camaro, but I own a bird and my tail lights were scratched, scuffed, marred, and everything else. I polished them with plastic polishing compound from Eastwood. Here are some after pics...
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Originally posted by joshp14
Well, I don't own a Camaro, but I own a bird and my tail lights were scratched, scuffed, marred, and everything else. I polished them with plastic polishing compound from Eastwood. Here are some after pics...
Well, I don't own a Camaro, but I own a bird and my tail lights were scratched, scuffed, marred, and everything else. I polished them with plastic polishing compound from Eastwood. Here are some after pics...
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Originally posted by joshp14
I polished them with plastic polishing compound from Eastwood.
I polished them with plastic polishing compound from Eastwood.
just want to make sure, because i wanna get the same stuff hehe
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