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Nice job, those lights look awesome. And this UV sealer just enhances the look. I find that sometimes, it fills in fine scratches and "glosses" areas that don't buff out well. Longevity should be very reasonable, but time will tell. If the lights are neglected they will end up faded again, in...

Yeah, those seats were pretty nasty, it took me a awhile to scrub that grime off completely. And according to the owner it was an option from Lincoln. He told me the name of this special edition navigator, but I forgot what it was called. But I do remember him saying it was built in...

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It looks great! When I mix the UV sealant, I measure out the correct amount of urethane (with measuring spoon) and the mineral spirits and poor it into a small clear plastic cup(disposable). Then I stir the mix together with a popsicle stick(found at wal-mart in craft section). I make sure...

This was a unique vehicle, it was a Navigator/part limousine. The owner told me it was a very rare edition. This was the first one I had seen. Now, down to business. This was a full interior and exterior detail. The leather seats were horrible, very grimey and dirty but the rest of the...

This car is my sisters 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis. It had been owned by older people previously and I could tell no maintenance was done to the paint at all. There were a lot of scratches and swirls, I did not get the best before pics. I think if I wet sanded a little, it would have been...

No, I am still using the blue shop rag applicator. Microfiber would probably streak too much. I was just using the microfiber rags to wipe off the lens while wet sanding and polishing. I have tried a foam applicator, but I still like the blue shop rag.

In case anybody was curious, here is a pic of the exact UV sealant that I am using, its mixed 1/2 and 1/2 with the mineral spirits. And also here is my first restoration using this UV sealant, they turned out awesome, I think I may have already posted these, but here they are again. Before: After:

Here are a few more that I worked on using this method. This is the third brake light on my work van. It was a little overdue, you can see the old UV clear cote flaking off. Before: After: And here is a headlight restoration I did, it was pretty bad, but there is some interior damage as...

My favorite product is Megs All purpose cleaner Meghan's favorite would be Fuzion, (just a guess)

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I talked to the lady today that owns the camaro, and she thinks it already has a buyer. :D

Check out this thread. It shows my method for restoring headlights. http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/19021-headlight-restoration-new-uv-sealant-idea.html

I used M40 on the dash and door panels. And I used Mequiars all purpose cleaner to clean the leather seats, and Lexol as a leather treatment.

I am not sure what the stains were. I use several different chemicals when cleaning carpet. I use Traffic Lane Cleaner, Unbelievable Carpet Cleaner, and Meguiars All Purpose cleaner.

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This Camaro had not been detailed for a long time. The customer is trying to sell the car, so she had me work some magic on it. It got a full paint correction, headlight restoration and full interior cleaning. Paint correction process: Wash Clay M105 wool pad M205 foam pad 3M ultrafine with...

Scroll up towards the top of this page, I have included some posts from the original creator for this method. In his own words he describes everything you need to know. I came upon this method from another forum, and wanted to share it. I have no participation in creating this method, just...

The gloss, so far is still looking good for my lights. But, if they are not kept up with maintenance they will probably fade out like any plastic lens. I doubt this treatment is maintenance free. I would treat them like they were new lights. New lights are made with a UV sealer, I've been...

I would guess that the one coat is enough. I am still testing the durability of this protectant. Although I have not added any wax or sealant to my lights since I restored them, it probably would not hurt if you added some extra protection once in a while, but wait until is has fully cured. I...