c.maskelony
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the sand tracers go away with proper steps ending with 3000. the heavy grit just means a few more steps, but sometimes it is neededIm the MAN
Headlight Restoration New Dealer Wants a Demo Need some Advice
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the sand tracers go away with proper steps ending with 3000. the heavy grit just means a few more steps, but sometimes it is neededIm the MAN
Louie_Blu
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well they sold the PT Cruiser I was suppose to do but I did land another Dealer at Auto World Here in Orlando I posted a thread on the car they gave me in show and shine where i had to use 120 grit sandpaper lol but after I did the 2001 Chevy Impala they were so impressed they gave me the whole lotIm the MAN
thanks for asking Y2KSVT
Louie
catfish07
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Thats great! Paid off well.. I thought about your other post yesterday. I had a 99 jeep cherokee that was working my last nerve. The UV coating was beat and a bear to get off. I had to go down to 300 to get it off and even then it took a while. I have done a few cherokee lights and they have all been tough.
Louie_Blu
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I know no one likes to go to such a lower grit as I did with the 120 but it really felt like I had no choice, but I looked at those headlights today and they still look great, they gave me 3 cars to do today took me 4 hours and I made $120 bucks, the girl that works for the dealership said I impressed the owner he doesnt want anyone else doing the headlights going back tomorrow for 2 more cars:dblthumb2: