metal polishing
Thats one hell of a difference. What cleaner did you use? The cleaner I use gets results like that. I use California Customs Deoxidizer then a polish by the same company. I use it on our fire truck and it's one of the cleanest and shiniest in Polk County.
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So, how do my tail lights look?
So, how do my tail lights look?
high speed buffer and rubbing compound. Im sure i could get it way better with some more time and maybe trying the other compound i have, but hey it looks great the way it is. It was only a $30 box
Hell yeah looks great. I think my bedrails on my dodge may get that treatment. That seems like it would work a little better for large surface areas. Thanks for the info. I'll give it a try.
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So, how do my tail lights look?
So, how do my tail lights look?
Looking good man, polishing is very time consuming.
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1101A East Hillsborough Ave.
Tampa, Florida 33604
813-236-4500
Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm
WE ARE DIRECT
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I also would suggest doing it with a buffer, but if you dont have one, Wolfgang makes a wool ball (same wool as thier metal polishing pads) that attatches to a drill like a powerball, but yields much great results as the wool is a better medium than the foam is IMO.
But what do I know
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