The wife left me home alone for awhile but threw out a honey-do list before she left. I knocked that s%*@ out real quick and got outside lol!
My gas blower string snapped on me a couple weeks ago and welped the heck out of my finger....got that switched out real fast and got to the taillight resto.
I tried and tried to get the housings separated, but that sealant is solid. I threw in the towel to avoid breaking them, new ones are $$$$ if found. So i let them dry all the way, then started on the driver side light to test it out.
As suggested by Hafrod's how to, i wet sanded it with a 1500 grit sponge, cleaned and dried it. Rubbed on some mother's, and buffed it out by hand.
Overall, I'm very pleased with the results so far....all of the surface scratches are gone, but there are some deep scratches within the layers of the lens that can't be touched. They are far from done as i have to modify the emblems as well as the surround piece, but it looks WAY better than it did.
My gas blower string snapped on me a couple weeks ago and welped the heck out of my finger....got that switched out real fast and got to the taillight resto.
I tried and tried to get the housings separated, but that sealant is solid. I threw in the towel to avoid breaking them, new ones are $$$$ if found. So i let them dry all the way, then started on the driver side light to test it out.
As suggested by Hafrod's how to, i wet sanded it with a 1500 grit sponge, cleaned and dried it. Rubbed on some mother's, and buffed it out by hand.
Overall, I'm very pleased with the results so far....all of the surface scratches are gone, but there are some deep scratches within the layers of the lens that can't be touched. They are far from done as i have to modify the emblems as well as the surround piece, but it looks WAY better than it did.
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