Is a polishing mop necessary, can this be done by hand and a bit of elbow greasesi-forks said:I've done this on my 525 and it works well but i used T-cut and a polishing mop
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Give it a go on a corner see how you get onBoysie said:Is a polishing mop necessary, can this be done by hand and a bit of elbow greasesi-forks said:I've done this on my 525 and it works well but i used T-cut and a polishing mop
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Are there marking on the cover?
Your a brave boy :-sr37 said:My dads 206 lights were very bad so i did them with some wet 1200 grit.
they really were bad: yellowed, covered in stone chips, rough to touch. The 1200 grit took them back to a light haze and the t-cut bought them up lovely. Alot of the kits you buy for headlight restoration come with a small piece of 1000 grit so using some wet 1200 was fine. It barely leaves a mark on clear-coat so the hard plastic of a headlamp would recover fine.Boysie said:Your a brave boy :-sr37 said:My dads 206 lights were very bad so i did them with some wet 1200 grit.