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Looks to me like someone spray painted the lights. The chances of sanding the black off and still have the yellow in good shape is very slim. You are going to haft to repaint the black/yellow part. I would first wetsand and polish the lens part and restore that first. Then i would tape that part...

Yes the tank needs to be higher than your pump. A pressure washer does not like to pull water. The higher the tank the more pressure you will get. You can calculate the pressure using P=rgh Pressure = r(density of water) G=gravity(9.8m/s or 32.2feet/s h=height(in feet or meters). Make sure you...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NGSDPGO?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00 I have had good luck out of these, They work great. I use them on my 3in air buffer.

The harbor freight around me carry 8in speedy foam brand usa made pads. They are pretty good and seem to hold up fine. I have used a few in the past. Now i just use the 3M pads that go with there polish and they work great also. I have a hand full of different pads and the operator behind the...

I have not seen hardly any reviews of this buffer, It was between the 849x and the Bosch. I do as much metal polishing as i do so paint. I have always liked Bosch stuff so i thought i would give it a try and the Dewalt had just sold out on amazon. Its smaller and a touch lighter than the...

Try a pressure washer. It will work under the clear and might lift the lacquer off. It normaly dont hurt the factory paint. Just just a wide tip and keep your distance. Worth a try. Other wise solvent or brake clean but do test spot first.

I have a Kawasaki ZX10r motorcycle that is satin titanium gray. It's actually a ti base coat with an egg shell clear coat. I did not know there were products for that paint! Being a motorcycle I just wash it with car wash and dry it with a leaf blower. But you cannot polish a scratch out it will...