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60/40 works great for me I switch from the 50/50 mix but everyone has there own way of applying it, you gotta do what works best for you both have pros and cons IE: streaks 60/40 no streaks 50/50 some streaks but thats me, what about you guys?

Would like to see some before and after pics if you can especially heavily oxidized lights.. would be great

Thats a lot to pay for one kit for one set of headlights almost $24.00 if your doing it for your own vehicle thats ok but if your doing a lot of cars or using this for your business $689.00 is a lot for your refill, I get the same results and I invested under $300.00 for my materials, plus to...

I totally agree with Dahen, when applying you are looking at it and it looks like you are causing streaks in reality your not, leaves to you to wonder did I do it right? should I do it again? that alone will make you hit it with mineral spirits and redoing when not needed also remember you will...

With minimal pressure applied to them, many detailers find that the 5.5 inch CCS Smart Pads move more efficiently on the paint and polishes break down with greater ease because there is less foam between backing plate and the paint to buffer heat. This is great news for vehicles with hard...

I can honestly say I haven't had a problem yet using the 60/40 mix and I use an applicator bottle and squirt that stuff onto the Scott's towel although I use a wider fold almost 2 inches, I do saturated that end of the towel and then I kinda bounce it 3 to 4 times so it will soak in better then...

It's always good to have some extra stuff in your headlight restoration arsenal, sometimes you will get customers asking you to do side lights, reflectors, blinkers, tail lights etc... what I normally do only because these lights are usually not bad as far as Oxidation is concerned I would have...

the 60/40 mix works really well and it takes a bit more care putting it on I had it reverse because of streaking but let me say once you get it down there is no turning back, I also have mine in an applicator bottle for a week at a time before a make a new mix and it works great Thanks Panthercz

My Process for Headlight Restoration: I clean the headlight/s with Soap and Water first then Dry with a terry cloth towel or dry soft rag, Please try to use a soft soap or a soap made for vehicle washing other hard soaps have abrasives and chemicals not meant for cars and you will get that on...

yup heard they were good for one step as well :iagree:Oh yeah there is just something about making Vehicles Shine it definitely is addicting lol thanks

Hi 2old2change, yes I am looking to learn interior repair, found a few places online little expensive but would like to give it a shot when I have the extra cash, but I am open to all suggestions, if you have something just let me know. Thanks :)

Hi there ShineTime I use the Spar Urethane Method 60/40 mix would be nice to land a couple more dealerships that would keep be busy all week and then some :) Thank you all :dblthumb2:

Here are some headlights I did from the Dealership I landed Jag S-type Ford Van And a Chrysler I Have done a lot more cars, just don't have as much time to post all cars Hope you like :) Ford Van Next Chrysler next This Headlight had some metal flake going on in the headlight...

Thank you Flash Thank you inyadreems It is the Softer pad not coarse

Yeah I noticed that Flake it was almost a surprise to me lol, thanks Thanks Mike I've learned a lot from watching your videos, and I was just testing on my hood it occurred to me that I've should have taken before shots, but what I will do is get some before shots of the top of the SUV where it...

Thank you VASpartan :xyxthumbs:

haha your right about that BobbyG I really thought it was but it wasn't, but I can't think all will be the same, I'm sure I will encounter difficult work but its all part of the learning process and yes the green foam pad really worked nicely with the menzerna power finish, using it for Pre-Wax...

Geezus, that was frickin awesome work, I applaud your work :dblthumb2:

yup had a problem at first using the PC but I found out it was just me getting use to it, I use to use a Big fat Orbital Buffer but that thing weighs in at like 17 lbs and the shaking was nuts can never see myself going back to that machine unless I am going to polish Marble tops lol .. not...

ok just wanted to show the hood of my 1999 Isuzu Rodeo, only did the hood just to see how it came out although wish I would've taken before pics. it was pretty dull and had some light swirl marks, This is my first time with the Porter Cable 7424XP My Process: 1. Washed the Front Cap. 2. Claybar...