http://www.autodetailingsolutions.net/g12310.html

The write up doesn't say that it will..... or warn you not to use one either ???

Although they do say > And exactly, how 'Quicly' ? Doh !

Anyway, unless somebody stops me fast, I'll probably try it on my car..... then, if that works great, on my Landlords BMW lights. (he asked me if I would).
BTW, he's the one that bought the Plastix, and he tried it by hand, and his lights still look like $#!+

Oh.... on a polishing, or finishing pad ? Or, maybe even the Plastix on a polishing pad, followed by wax on a finishing pad, huh ?

Thank you,
Fish

 

I used it on my motorcycle windshield with a DA. I started with the least aggressive pad. Ended up using a white lake country pad. Worked well. I've never used it on headlights, though.

 

i had the same problem with my lincoln. the headlights looked all hazy and what not and i used a polish called flitz. got everything off and they look amazing. its expensive though

 

This is what you need

http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=27245

 

Exactly! You can get it at Walmart

 

If you can't find it at Wal-Mart or your local 'mart-style' auto parts shop, check out www.autodetailingsolutions.com.

-RP-

 

The headlight resto kit is amazing. From this:



To this:

 

As long as we're showing off headlights... this is the best one I've accomplished for a client:

BEFORE:





AFTER:





Procedure was documented within this thread: https://www.f150online.com/forums/ca...6k-beware.html


-RP-