Hey folks, just wondering how to get the shine back on my tail lights. They are kind of dull and have a few minor scratches.
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1st hit search forum,then type in Polishing Taillights,then hit search.Not being cocky,just way too many to list.
I sanded mine LIGHTLY and cleared them with automotive paint clear.
Best looking set I've seen!
Hard to tell here, BUT
Best looking set I've seen!
Hard to tell here, BUT
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Best looking set I've seen!
Hard to tell here, BUT
What sandpaper grit did you use, and was it wet or dry?Originally Posted by NufNuffZ28
I sanded mine LIGHTLY and cleared them with automotive paint clear.Best looking set I've seen!
Hard to tell here, BUT
When I did mine, I used 2000 Wet, and then polished them and they came out pretty good.
Mine originally the reverse lights were pretty yellow, and afterwards they were crystal clear.
Mine originally the reverse lights were pretty yellow, and afterwards they were crystal clear.