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LOL Gotcha! 
You thought I was going to talk bad about it. 
I tried my sample 32 oz. bottle on my Dad's 1958 Ford Skyliner (detail post and pictures on MOL). I thought I would give it a try on the tail lights, since they were faded (what do you expect for a 50 year old car). LOL I could not get all the scratches out, but I did bring back the reflection they use to have. I couldn't put too much pressure on them with the DA, due to their age and brittleness. My Dad was really happy with the results and said the car looks so much better from the rear now. The tail lights now match the shiny chrome bumper and tail light trim.
Washed them with Deep Crystal Car Wash and polished them with D151 on a G100 and 8006 pad.
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You thought I was going to talk bad about it. I tried my sample 32 oz. bottle on my Dad's 1958 Ford Skyliner (detail post and pictures on MOL). I thought I would give it a try on the tail lights, since they were faded (what do you expect for a 50 year old car). LOL I could not get all the scratches out, but I did bring back the reflection they use to have. I couldn't put too much pressure on them with the DA, due to their age and brittleness. My Dad was really happy with the results and said the car looks so much better from the rear now. The tail lights now match the shiny chrome bumper and tail light trim.Washed them with Deep Crystal Car Wash and polished them with D151 on a G100 and 8006 pad.
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