Recent content by reggie1967

i used my griot sander start with 320 up to 1000 and smooth it out with. 3000 compound it and apply a uv clearcoated made by dvelup

Here the before pic

Best way to do it is to sand and apply a uv clearcoated that happen to my tahoe

done a customer headlight the other day on her escalade sanded them down from 220 to 2000 compounded it and then applied clearcoated sealer from dvelup did not get that clear shine look still loook dull what the problem is it the type of plastic and then i tryed the 50/50 on the otherside what wrong

the lowest i used is 180/220 just to skim off the ruff edge then 320 up to 2000/3000

i done some cars with diamondite it has come out very good but after notice some cars they fail to keep the cleaning process of the lights tends not to stay clear

well i got a impala to do it mostly stained up front and the rest of the light is clear, i guess the best thing is to sand the whole light down and recoated some reply with ur answer thxs

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no spar urtheane 2 stage clear coat from dvelup a headlight reatoration company any question call me 8033208843 last time i mention product on here i got a nasty email from auto geek cause it not there product but i still order from them i thought on these forum u could exprees ur self

iit was alredy there i did not do it it the lady work car

here is a job it took some time to do she very happy 2005 kia start sanding 220 grit/320/500/800/1000/1500/3000 compound len and then applied clearcoat 2 stage

well ther several more out there u can use but i was told on here not to mention other product on here got a email a yr ago i thought this forum open to more of one opinion

just a question has anyone approach any of yall about headlight restoration work on the inside of lights where it may be moisture or cleaning the lense let hear it

what the best product or way to clean tail lights and keep clean and new finish thxs

when u mean 60/40 which one one u put first and the correct way of 60/40 measuring