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I recently bought a beat up 88 ford f250 pick up truck. The tail light were in super bad condition as you can well see. They are scratched, faded and have white (paint transfer )scuff marks from who knows what.
I have polished out hundreds of smaal parts over the years and I find the easiest way to do it is to mount the buffer in a bench vise and run the part on the pad as you see me doing in this pic.
I used plastX only to polish out the lens. It took about 10 minutes to do. I followed with a coat of #20. The lens isn't perfect but it is more than acceptable.
Thanks for sharing your tip for working with small parts with our forum too. Sometimes the little things, are the big things, like your technique for using a vice to clamp and hold your rotary buffer.
Mike Phillips 760-515-0444 showcargarage@gmail.com "Find something you like and use it often"
If the tail lights look like that, I can imagine what the rest of the truck looks like. Let's see some before/after pics on the rest of truck when it's ready.
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