wax on black trim/mirrors and foggy headlights
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I've tried almost all of the "headlight restoring" kits with bad results compared to wetsanding. If you wet sand with the proper technique then it will take care of the problem.
As for wax on black trim I use really hot tap water with a good amount of Dawn dish soap and an old toothbrush. Works well for me but can be time consuming.
GB :)
As for wax on black trim I use really hot tap water with a good amount of Dawn dish soap and an old toothbrush. Works well for me but can be time consuming.
GB :)
#28
X2...dads VW gets real bad and i wetsand with 1500grit and then buff with compound and then wax them...they look brand new! have to do it again every once in a while because they cloud up again...and doing it that way is a hell of a lot cheaper than those damn restoration kit
#30
go to any auto parts store and get 1500 grit wetsanding paper and sand the lights until they are completely smooth and now low areas(you will see them when you start sanding) then use rubbing compound and a buffer...i use meguairs ultimate compound...they will look brand new when your done and then i wax them...that helps protect them and keep them looking clear a little longer but you will have to do it again after a little while
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hey man, i know what you mean about the wax on the black trim. i use Mothers Back to Black on my black trim ( i have an XL, so pretty much my whole nose. lol) it works great and it will make it look brand new again. hope this helps!
p.s. for your rubber (weather stripping, shift boot, etc) use mothers profession rubber and vinyl cleaner. it works wonders on that stuff.
p.s. for your rubber (weather stripping, shift boot, etc) use mothers profession rubber and vinyl cleaner. it works wonders on that stuff.
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