polishing plastic tail lights
Auto Detailing ForumDiscuss polishing plastic tail lights in the Auto Detailing Forums forums; i have a new set of tail lights (smooth with no ridges) that have light swirl marks and scuffs. I ...
i have a new set of tail lights (smooth with no ridges) that have light swirl marks and scuffs. I want to give them a nice polish so they are nice and glossy and pretty much swirl-free. What would be the best approach for this?
For reference i have a PC 7424 with orange, white and black pads.
Would Maguiars M80 speed glaze followed by a wax do the trick? I also have maguiars fine cut cleaner....should that be used first?
use a plastic polish like Megs or Novus .... then use Plexus weekly to keep them looking new. Hand polishing is usually good enough on these delicate offerings but headlamp kits offer a drill mounted polishing head as wanted.
use a plastic polish like Megs or Novus .... then use Plexus weekly to keep them looking new. Hand polishing is usually good enough on these delicate offerings but headlamp kits offer a drill mounted polishing head as wanted.
Machine polishing of them is the best way. I just fixed up a 96 Commodore sedan's tail lights that had wetsanding scratches all over them
Got the PB's SSR's out which are awesome on plastic and sorted them out with the 9227.
Machine polishing of them is the best way. I just fixed up a 96 Commodore sedan's tail lights that had wetsanding scratches all over them
Got the PB's SSR's out which are awesome on plastic and sorted them out with the 9227.
Sorry, i am still fairly new to the scene and am not that familiar with all the products and lingo yet (detailing dumb i guess!). What is PB, SSR and 9227?
(detailing dumb i guess!). What is PB, SSR and 9227?
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