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Old 12-10-2014, 08:19 AM   #22
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Amazing results Kevin, pays off pretty good... brand spanking NEW lights!

Nice

ps. you could have save you the 320grit. Those will go as deep as 0.1mm... that is a hell of a job if you have to pick up with a #600. That is possibly why it took you a tad longer than advertised. But that doesn't matter today does it - they're beautiful regardless

I did my 'mild-scratched' headlights once and started at #600 and up to wet 2000 then buffing wheel/compound (2.5~3hrs per headlight total). I got the surface really hot while buffing. Came out better than new lol

well done again mate
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