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Got a new backing pad for my buffer, so gave my headlights a quick polish. Ordered some 2k clear coat, going to see if that holds up longer than 6 months. I've been having to polish my headlights every 6 months or so.
Your just polishing the plastic you need clear coat for the uv proctection
Looks great and a +1000 on Wolfgang's. It's all I use on my cars, fantastic stuff.
I have you to thank for your original recommendation. You also mentioned meguairs ultimate detail spray which I have used for years. I tried Wizards Mist and Shine. It is way better especially on dark colors. Word of caution use sparingly and plenty of mf towels or streak city. Excellent dust repellent.
Got a new backing pad for my buffer, so gave my headlights a quick polish. Ordered some 2k clear coat, going to see if that holds up longer than 6 months. I've been having to polish my headlights every 6 months or so.
2K clear is the stuff the professionals use, and I use on my headlight retrofits.
Originally Posted by Edgarc6789
Your just polishing the plastic you need clear coat for the uv proctection
No chit, that's what 2K clear is for. It works very well.
Three down one more to go, color looks different inside the shed but it's gold. Thinking of repainting my brembos a glossy candy apple red this evening.
Also car has been feeling sluggish, just did a tune up so I guess I'll clean the maf sensor and clean the intake. I wanna clean the throttle body but to many horror stories I've read lol
Yea I could have went alot more in depth but to be honest they are just beaters I picked up for super cheap. They were in horrible shape when I got them so this a great turnaround in looks lol. Not lookin for perfect persay, more like passable lol
My first crack at wrapping...not too bad. If I did it again I could get it perfect on the second try. The fact that the GD license plate bolts were frozen (as they always are) made the job that much harder. Total cost = 9$
My first crack at wrapping...not too bad. If I did it again I could get it perfect on the second try. The fact that the GD license plate bolts were frozen (as they always are) made the job that much harder. Total cost = 9$
I removed the license plate nuts and replaced everything with stainless steel fasteners and anti seize. Hope no one ever steals mine... I had to pull the bumper to fix my broken license plate nuts.
This comes in handy when it snows, I have more than two passengers or when I want to haul something larger than a golf bag. 2012 with 36k on the clock.
This comes in handy when it snows, I have more than two passengers or when I want to haul something larger than a golf bag. 2012 with 36k on the clock.
08-18-2017, 12:01 PM
