Headlight pitting
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Headlight pitting
I just had my headlight done by 180 customs and they look awesome but the lens on the outside appears to have some pitting (more noticeable now on a black background) Its not haze, just like areas where it looks not shiny and a bit bubbly what is they key to getting rid of this? polish? I don't want to wet sand!
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If it's not that bad then 3000 should be fine. Just make sure that they're completely smooth after you've sanded them.
For polishing.. PlastiX usually does a good job. If that doesn't then you might need something more aggressive.. like maybe Meguiars M105 and then finish off with PlastiX.
If you're going to do this by hand then it's going to take ALOT of rubbing.
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If it's not that bad then 3000 should be fine. Just make sure that they're completely smooth after you've sanded them.
For polishing.. PlastiX usually does a good job. If that doesn't then you might need something more aggressive.. like maybe Meguiars M105 and then finish off with PlastiX.
If you're going to do this by hand then it's going to take ALOT of rubbing.
For polishing.. PlastiX usually does a good job. If that doesn't then you might need something more aggressive.. like maybe Meguiars M105 and then finish off with PlastiX.
If you're going to do this by hand then it's going to take ALOT of rubbing.
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