 Buffing scuff out of a taillight - how do i do it?, i am dumb. |
 Nov 13, 2007 - 7:52 AM
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how do i buff a scuff out of the taillights? i have no idea how to do it, and instead of ruining a set of currens by trying it without help, can somebody give me a hand?
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Nov 13, 2007 - 11:47 AM
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Any good polish / restoring polish can do the job perfectly. Just be patient. Take 1000 wet grit paper and start sanding your tail. Sand it without huge power (pressing) and go over all surface. after 1000 grit take the 1500 grit paper, and do the same again. Once you done with the 1500 for the finall run take 2000 wet grit - and once more go over whole lense. Now take some polishing stuff (even better somthing mean for paint restoring) and start buffing tail with it, you will notice instant effect
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