taillight question
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taillight question
i accidently sprayed paint/decal stripper onto my del sol taillights... now they're all foggy. i sanded it down, ran water over it and it looks like new again; just foggy i take it there was a clear car gloss coating on them?
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Re: taillight question (unrefined7)
I would say try spraying gloss on them.
Although.. thinking about what I think I know about plastic, you might need new tail lights.
Although.. thinking about what I think I know about plastic, you might need new tail lights.
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Re: taillight question (Djaric)
It'll work... trust me. After you sand down plastic (like the headlights) it gets all foggy and stuff. And you need a polish to buff it out. Try the Maguires PlastiX or a Metal Polish.
Edit: Wait... did you wet sand? Or just sand? And what grit?!
Edit: Wait... did you wet sand? Or just sand? And what grit?!
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Re: taillight question (unrefined7)
I'm pretty sure u should only be wet sanding plastics :-\... is the surface smooth or is it all scratched up?? (either way try what i said earlier it should work)
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