Hello everyone, I'm working on my second pair of headlights using the meguiars headlight and spot repair kit. I went through all the sanding steps using a interface,the sanding discs provided and the mini air orbital sander. When i finished i noticed i had pigtails in the lens cover. Why did i get them this time and how do i keep this from happening?
Some advice needed
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Flash Gordon
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- Feb 6, 2010
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What was the most aggresive grit you used?
embolism
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Not familiar with the kit you have. They actually have grits that low for the air sander?
I've never heard of anyone using anything less than 800 to start
I've only ever used 1500 then 2500
it's possible that your discs aren't dirty but you're just not getting out some of the marks from the 320 grit
I've never heard of anyone using anything less than 800 to start
I've only ever used 1500 then 2500
it's possible that your discs aren't dirty but you're just not getting out some of the marks from the 320 grit
Fast Eddie
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Wow, I'm not familiar w/ the meguiars headlight and spot repair kit, but I have never had headlights that required 320 grit. That's pretty aggressive.