Re Amemiya sleek light owners with scratched covers....how to fix?
05-28-05, 09:45 AM
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Re Amemiya sleek light owners with scratched covers....how to fix?
I've had my covers for only 1 month and have small scratches/swirl marks on them? Is there a way to buff these or fix them? I don't want to buy new ones.
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Originally Posted by cmartinp28
same as you would treat a scratch or a swirl on the paint...
swirl remover, glaze, and wax
swirl remover, glaze, and wax
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http://www.meguiars.com/estore/produ...lish&sku=G-123
Thats what a lot of the s2000 owners use with the earlier plastic rear-windows they have. Seems to work. Try that and then put that 3m protector film over it so it doesn't happen again. Also make sure to use only microfiber towels when drying it. Plastic is a bitch to keep clear.
Thats what a lot of the s2000 owners use with the earlier plastic rear-windows they have. Seems to work. Try that and then put that 3m protector film over it so it doesn't happen again. Also make sure to use only microfiber towels when drying it. Plastic is a bitch to keep clear.
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165.00 for two brand new ones....
https://www.rx7club.com/group-buy-center-69/gb-sleek-headlight-kit-ends-8-30-05-a-428070/
165.00 for two brand new ones....
https://www.rx7club.com/group-buy-center-69/gb-sleek-headlight-kit-ends-8-30-05-a-428070/
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