Cleaned the taillights
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I've used as low as 400 grit (wet) on tails. Plastic is just like any other surface from my experience. The time I went to 400, I finished with (all wet) 600, 1000, 1500 and then 2000 with a plastic-polish to finish them off. I had to remove some bad clear-coat that *did* get cloudy.
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This was my first time wet sanding anything. Me being the age of 18 it was a pretty good first try. I did not add anything to the water.
Just got a bucket of water and dipped the sand paper and started lol
Is that how it goes?
But yea thanks for all the e-props.
Just got a bucket of water and dipped the sand paper and started lol
Is that how it goes?
But yea thanks for all the e-props.
A little soap mixed with warm water is pretty good. Soaking your paper in the water is also a good idea to help "soften" it up a little bit--especially if you're going to be using a lower grit (like 400).
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And I want to throw this out there
You are the creator of Modernized S5 tails right?
Reminds me of the FTP lens restoration procedure.
http://www.rotorwiki.com/index.php/Lense_Restoration
http://www.rotorwiki.com/index.php/Lense_Restoration










