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Re: Headlight Restoration Side Job Advice?
Originally Posted by dcjredline
Since using the McKees Headlight restoration polish I haven't sanded a headlight. It really kicks ass considering you don't need to sand. I've done some bad ones too.
I like it..but wish it didn't try out as fast.. I typically do 2 go rounds with mckee37 headlight AIO...so i just switched to S0 and S3 XXl ..either or works on lights that don't need resurfaced
either method takes me about 5 mins to compound/drill and seal with UV coating or ceramic coating
600/1500/polish works great..but doesn't cut that mustard when lights are crazed
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Re: Headlight Restoration Side Job Advice?
I use a spritz of pad conditioner from McKees and don't have a problem of it drying out. I can usually do 4 sometimes 5 section passes per headlight without dry up.
"Dirt likes detergent so much better than the surface that it's attached to, it'll leave that surface to go hang out with the soap"... aim4squirrels
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