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Hello lerobear, I haven't done headlights for a couple of years now, Don't really know what new tips or tricks are used today or if new methods and new sealants are implemented and may work better then my process, but if your still interested I will tell you as my method worked really well for...

Richy is the man, learned some really good stuff from him a few years ago, hope you are doing well Richy :)

Thanks guys, I will have to ask my friend how bad is it, appreciate the feedback. Louie

Hello all. A friend of mine just bought a used 1997 Toyota Camry Silver the paint is a little faded , would like to know if there is a hand wax or sealer that cant help restore it something that can be done by hand and that is not so expensive. I appreciate and help and comments. Thank you Louie

thanks guys something I will look out for, appreciate it, I saw this commercial for a product called Wipe New and it made headlights look brand new with just a couple of wipes, haven't tried that product but I am assuming the headlights will return to an ugly state soon, although they claim that...

Just wanted to say hello to my old friends on AG I have been away due to family illness and family problems, trying to get going again and back on my feet with Headlight Restoration and Detailing, has anything changed in the headlight restoration dept. everyone still using spar urethane method...

I ran range in setting I Start by placing my orbital on the headlight and then turn it on at speed 1 then I increase the speed to 4 sometimes 5 but you have to be careful and have a firm grip on the machine I have gotten used to my own method I tell everyone that wants to try to gradually...

Cant thank you guys enough you are all Troopers Thank you:dblthumb2::dblthumb2::dblthumb2:

hi Bimmer I hear ya on all that work, and thanks for checking out my headlight work and posts, I can honestly say I am Pro headlight guy, learned a lot in the last year and still learning, but right now I am doing fairly well with Headlight restoration I am now servicing 3 dealerships, and I...

thats what i use it for headlights and it does a fantastic job but yeah i will postpone the detail and send in my PC for repair or replace thanks guys :xyxthumbs:

I will check out Wal-Mart thanks I've never tried it before but if that's the case maybe I should just put this detail off till I can fix my PC thanks for your help

ok cool but what type of machine did you use ? I was wondering if anyone basically has done a whole car with the Griot's 3 inch Orbital to remove swirl marks and light scratches? thanks for your input

My Porter Cable Broke and I have my 3 inch Griots and and some 4 inch pads, I have to remove swirl marks and make this Black Caddy SUV shine tomorrow just wanted some input from you guys thanks for any help:hungry: Louie

Nice work, Kinda Curious are you applying one coat or 2 on these lights? If so do you guys use anything to dry the headlight quicker? like maybe a blow dryer on a low speed when I do headlights and want to use a second coat I wait about 45 minutes to apply the 2nd coat and i'm only talking...

would be nice to see if other products work, and they other day I put a second coat of spar on this car I did and it was almost twice as shiny lol love this stuff, didnt get pics though next time guys

I agree with feslope its what I use Griots 3inch Orbital polisher with an 750 watt inverter I hook up to my battery works great and does the job quickly and well check out my thread have some pics using the Griots...

I will have to look for the Flyer I made soon as I find it more then happy to share it with you guys I have been doing lights with the 60/40 spar urethane mix and no one has come back to me with any issues Um yes I did use 60/40 Spar Urethane not a coat of wax I sealed them with 60/40 Spar...

Want to Wish everyone a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and a Bright and Shiny New Year Peace :dblthumb2: Louie

Never really have done a Bike before, guy calls me today has a 2003 Honda Shadow 750 he says has some rust on it, my question is - are there any good write -ups on Motorcycle Detailing, I know I would have to be-careful with Washing due to electrical, and tank and fenders I would use my Griots 3...

GPP= Glass Polishing Pad GCP= Glass Cuting Pad Nice work, wonder if anyone has tried this product with a DA wondering if you can get good results with it ?