[bert101]

Ok so I found this after a quick google search http://meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8011

in that thread it says that it wont work on coated plastics ect ect so will this work on factory lights on an 89 gt?

 

[02BlkGt]

it should. when they say coated plastics i think they mean like blackouts or if it has any kind of color to it. dont quote me tho. im gonna be using it on my lights soon

 

[bert101]

Thats what I thought but i was not sure, im not going to lie tho this is a easy fix to save a nice chunk of change lol

 

[02BlkGt]

yeah it is... 111,000 miles later on a 2002, mine needs it and im all about saving 150 bucks to do it. lol

 

[Saleen Owner]

I have used this method on several vehicles. Wet sanded as described and then used a Mothers PowerBall Mini and cordless drill with the Plastx.

 

[Cusp]

Has anyone tried flame polishing after the sand paper? I used to flame polish plastic using a Hydrogen / Oxygen torch. Worked very good and fast. Took a little getting used to to get it shiny without making it take a yellow hue. Something the size of those lights would have polished up in about 10 seconds.

 

[EagleAutosports]

It'll work but you'll have to keep doing it from time to time unless you get some protectant coating on them.

 

[bert101]

Has anyone tried flame polishing after the sand paper? I used to flame polish plastic using a Hydrogen / Oxygen torch. Worked very good and fast. Took a little getting used to to get it shiny without making it take a yellow hue. Something the size of those lights would have polished up in about 10 seconds.

I have bad habits, I cant bring my self to use any torch in any constructive manner unless its cuttin metal lol