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Re: Headlight correction without a PC Polisher?
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Re: Headlight correction without a PC Polisher?

Originally Posted by
Mike_08
Wow great job mate. wish id done that now before i sold my 172 : (
Yes mate, tbh I was i had done it earlier, they have been a mess now for about 18 months.

Originally Posted by
Paddyhmfc
Some effort.
Thanks mate.
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^^^Cheers fella.
I forgot to add, since the pics were taken i've given them another good going over with some Megs scratch X.
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you will need to keep on top of them bud as they tend to go dull after a while as thats whats happened to mine so if the weather holds up tomorrow then i think im gonna attack them as i aint done them in ages lol. it been that long they have stated cracking up again.
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looks miles better mums clios lights have gone the same way
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good job mate. what grade of sandpaper did you use?
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Nice one Fletch. Just get some wax on there to give them a little bit of protection. Just goes to show a bit of hard work and persistance makes a massive difference!
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Re: Headlight correction without a PC Polisher?

Originally Posted by
kevin.s
you will need to keep on top of them bud as they tend to go dull after a while as thats whats happened to mine so if the weather holds up tomorrow then i think im gonna attack them as i aint done them in ages lol. it been that long they have stated cracking up again.
Yeah, going to try and maintain them now.

Originally Posted by
Firas
good job mate. what grade of sandpaper did you use?
1200-1500 wet & dry mate.

Originally Posted by
The Boosh!
Nice one Fletch. Just get some wax on there to give them a little bit of protection. Just goes to show a bit of hard work and persistance makes a massive difference!
Yes Luke. i'm going to give the whole car a good detail tomorrow-sat so i'll give the lights a coat of wax too
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^^^Yes mate 1200-1500 wet and dry, and some Megs Scratch X.
The plastic didn't heat up.
I'm going to give mine another going over with some scratch x tomorrow.
Hope this helps mate.
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Originally Posted by
Fletcher
^^^Yes mate 1200-1500 wet and dry, and some Megs Scratch X.
The plastic didn't heat up.
I'm going to give mine another going over with some scratch x tomorrow.
Hope this helps mate.
Cheers mate.
How long did they take you to get into the condition they are in now ?
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Top stuff. Mine have gone the same way. Infact, I'd say mine are worse than yours!
Need to get them sorted, knowing me ill sand straight through the plastic
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Nice work fletch. looks good. did you manage to do it all by hand? rotary might give it a bit more shine, but if you've done that all by hand I feel your pain.
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Originally Posted by
D1CKY
Cheers mate.
How long did they take you to get into the condition they are in now ?
About 1.5-2 hrs on each light mate.

Originally Posted by
Uddy
Top stuff. Mine have gone the same way. Infact, I'd say mine are worse than yours!
Need to get them sorted, knowing me ill sand straight through the plastic

You'll be fine.

Originally Posted by
Jonny1*2
Nice work fletch. looks good. did you manage to do it all by hand? rotary might give it a bit more shine, but if you've done that all by hand I feel your pain.
Cheers fella. yeah they could do with a PC polisher to really get them shining.
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Originally Posted by
Fletcher
About 1.5-2 hrs on each light mate.
You'll be fine.
Cheers fella. yeah they could do with a PC polisher to really get them shining.
Bloody hell 1.5-2 hours 
It was worth it though.
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Re: Headlight correction without a PC Polisher?
I did one of mine again this morning using a drill attachment from halfords and used scratch x. Brings it out alot better and less effort. Should get some pics later.
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Re: Headlight correction without a PC Polisher?

Originally Posted by
D1CKY
Bloody hell 1.5-2 hours
It was worth it though.
Knowsit.

Originally Posted by
Clio-Ell
I did one of mine again this morning using a drill attachment from halfords and used scratch x. Brings it out alot better and less effort. Should get some pics later.
Good stuff get some pics up!
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top results, i have no where near enough patience for that kinda thing haha
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Originally Posted by
D1CKY
Bloody hell 1.5-2 hours
It was worth it though.
Yeah, when someone says 'hand polish' your car, think how long it would take.
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