Junkman2008

im guessing this method can be used on tail lights with similar results. i recently picked up a set of '06 tails lights for my gto and the lenses are not in the greatest shape. using an adams micro fiber utilty towels and the all purpose cleaner i managed to get them pretty darn clean. thats when i noticed all the little scuffs and imperfections. i would like to try and breathe a little life back into these tail lights, is this the direction i want to go?

Short answer, yes. Long answer, yes sir.

Hangin' out with the boyz...

The cost of the refills make that thing VERY expensive to use. Number one, I would NEVER wash my car in direct sunlight. It is impossible to avoid water spots if you do, I don't care how soft your water is.

this technique is smart

I see that you are doing some research!

Now how often do you have to go get the ball out of the neighbor's yard? lol!

Good grief! That's newborn alright!

I've always wanted to visit the zoo in Utah!

Rocky is half Lab and half Shepherd. Here is a shot of him as a puppy and a shot about a month ago...he now weighs in at 118 pounds, is 19 months old, and he is spoiled rotten, but we love him soooo much.

Whoa Dave, an invisible dog? He must give the mailman fits!

We she is doing this, she's my dog because I am usually in the same place and doing the same thing.

Time to upgrade that receiver!

Time to upgrade that receiver!

Not yet, I'm still procrastinating.

ok, late to the game, what happened to the vette's engine? PM me your phone number for my newer phone. my other phone got crushed.

Well it's one COLOSSAL thread. I started out fixing my AC and it turned into having to replace both heads, the starter, the O2 sensors, a bunch of gaskets and the alternator (again!). If I had to pay to have someone do all the work that I've done to this car in the last year, I could have bought a C6!

Yea... like a glove. RIGHT.

No, it's still in pieces. I've been working on the Mean O' Camino. Put a better radiator and a electric fan in it to help keep that beast cool.

Looks like you got that down.

have couple more, not sure how to get them on here,

No need to post anymore, I can clearly see that those scratches will easily catch on your fingernail and then some. Those scratches will need professional intervention. There is a kit out there that you could use to fix them but the kit starts at $700. Add to that, you would have to get good at using the kit too. For that money, you could have the scratches fixed for you. That's what I suggest you do. If you attempt to fix something that bad, it will look like a 5 year old did it.

As for posting pictures, see this thread on my how to.

Junk, you have the cleanest car in town!!!!! I gotta bring my new ride over for you to try out! Dave.

You know where I live, Dave.

It needs to be as crystal clear as this photo. Use your camera's macro function to get this close and still be in focus. Notice, you can see the dust in this picture.

Gorgeous car!! I wanna see the updates!!!!?

Well, which updates? I started this thread about two and a half years ago.

How are you going to get those clouds out of the paint?

Rain.

That is one amazing job

Thank you sir!

Bump for the noobs!

Yea, that's what's making Kentuckians look bad...

Marylanders should NOT throw stones in glass houses!

lost my corvette in divorce. I downsized a bit.

I see...!

Thanks junkman! I will send it to ya if you like it that much!!

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