Least aggressive pad and polish the will remove 3000 grit sanding marks from headlights?

[WRAPT C5Z06]

That will completely remove them. With a DA that is.

[RaskyR1]

That will completely remove them. With a DA that is.

Will vary depending on the headlight.

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Will vary depending on the headlight.

Ahhhhhh, LOL!!!

I THINK M105/orange should be able to do the trick on most headlights. I haven't worked on enough to know.

[RaskyR1]

Ahhhhhh, LOL!!!

I THINK M105/orange should be able to do the trick on most headlights. I haven't worked on enough to know.

Yeah, that's usually my combo, otherwise PFW/M105 on the rotary works quickly too. I've had some that were a PITA though.

[DLB]

M105/orange

That's what I use the majority of the time. I have accumulated orange pads in various sizes that make it easier - but that is where I just about always start.

DLB

[fredcandetail]

thought you said LEAST... 105 and the orange pad are up there with the MOST agressive method ...
with 3000 ive used a polishing pad and 151 to clean up some lights

[SRTSean]

I went with a yellow pad and 105, followed with a white and 205. Lenses came out flawless.

[qaz393]

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...mp-repair.html

good information here

[Shane731]

I've used Meguiar's 3000 grit finishing discs, and had no trouble using M105 with a microfiber cutting pad to remove my sanding marks. Done this on a few sets of headlights with great success.

[WRAPT C5Z06]

I've used Meguiar's 3000 grit finishing discs, and had no trouble using M105 with a microfiber cutting pad to remove my sanding marks. Done this on a few sets of headlights with great success.

Shane, did you follow up with anything finer, or, was that not needed?