Plastx Made A Mess on My Headlights
#31
03-25-2008, 04:06 PM
Originally Posted by Detailed Image
This hit the nail on the head. PlasticX certainly cannot remove 1000 grit sand paper marks. It's a pretty mild polish and 1000 grit is way too aggressive to remove with that product. You should have followed up with 1500 grit, then 2000 grit, then 2500 if you had that available, then polish with PlasticX or even another more aggressive polish and finish with PlasticX.
The product in the mustard bottle was probably just any abrasive clear coat polish that could remove 1000 grit sand paper marks, nothing special. A skilled detailer who knows the proper technique with a buffer and has the proper polish shouldn't have any problem removing the marks.
The product in the mustard bottle was probably just any abrasive clear coat polish that could remove 1000 grit sand paper marks, nothing special. A skilled detailer who knows the proper technique with a buffer and has the proper polish shouldn't have any problem removing the marks.
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#32
03-26-2008, 07:33 PM
#33
03-26-2008, 07:57 PM
Originally Posted by Detailed Image
I'd advise against this. Once you open up your light housings you can introduce more problems since they are sealed pretty good IIRC. If the seal isn't perfect when you put it back and moisture, dust, etc. gets in, you can get even more clouding, yellowing, etc. I'd say get the outside as good as possible, then let it be.
No girl is going to see your headlights and say "man, those are the crystal clearest headlights in the world........ I want to have your children."
And that's about the only thing that would make it worth it. So I say leave it alooooone.
#34
03-26-2008, 08:31 PM
Originally Posted by ibelonginprison
+1.
No girl is going to see your headlights and say "man, those are the crystal clearest headlights in the world........ I want to have your children."
And that's about the only thing that would make it worth it. So I say leave it alooooone.
No girl is going to see your headlights and say "man, those are the crystal clearest headlights in the world........ I want to have your children."
And that's about the only thing that would make it worth it. So I say leave it alooooone.
Ummmm... Hmmm we have different ideas of "worth". A chick telling me she wants to have my children would make me run! Not want to clean my headlights. Now if that was a polite way of saying "I want to do you" - well that's another story
#36
03-26-2008, 10:25 PM
#37
03-26-2008, 11:18 PM
Originally Posted by ibelonginprison
"I want to have your children" = "I'm going to f*ck you until your next door neighbors beg me to stop because my screams are waking up the dead."
Or something similar.
Or something similar.
BTW, green = GO!!!! red - STOP!!!!
Trust me bro.
#38
03-26-2008, 11:24 PM
Originally Posted by OCG35
chicks that say whats in green neven mean whats in red... chicks in red really mean, "I want long term comintment and the security of you talking care of me so I'll have your children".
BTW, green = GO!!!! red - STOP!!!!
Trust me bro.
BTW, green = GO!!!! red - STOP!!!!
Trust me bro.
I think people in this sub-forum check their humor with their coats at the door.
By the way, I'm married, so my choices are limited. Maybe that's why I don't spit shine my headlights.
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#45
03-29-2008, 05:26 PM
Originally Posted by Detailed Image
This hit the nail on the head. PlasticX certainly cannot remove 1000 grit sand paper marks. It's a pretty mild polish and 1000 grit is way too aggressive to remove with that product. You should have followed up with 1500 grit, then 2000 grit, then 2500 if you had that available, then polish with PlasticX or even another more aggressive polish and finish with PlasticX.
The product in the mustard bottle was probably just any abrasive clear coat polish that could remove 1000 grit sand paper marks, nothing special. A skilled detailer who knows the proper technique with a buffer and has the proper polish shouldn't have any problem removing the marks.
The product in the mustard bottle was probably just any abrasive clear coat polish that could remove 1000 grit sand paper marks, nothing special. A skilled detailer who knows the proper technique with a buffer and has the proper polish shouldn't have any problem removing the marks.