Mothers lens polish

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  1. smegnl

    smegnl Roger Saffle Supporting Member

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    I got some of that Mothers polish for plastic lenses. Comes with the blue ball you put on a drill. I was skeptical. Boy was I wrong. It took my clear under bumper turn signals and cleared them right up. they were very milky. I also polished my front medallion with it. Glad to see something works as advertised.

    PICS dont do it justice.
     
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    Good job on those Roger.

    Those look great!!!
     
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    smegnl Roger Saffle Supporting Member

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    Thanks!! Missing the car. At least this something. LOL
     
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    Works great doesnt it.
    I do this at work for customers. Just need a foam buff pad and a die grinder. Regular cutting compounds and a sealer. If they are real bad scotchbrite or wet sand first. I actually fail cars on safeties if they are to yellow. Charge .5-1.0 hour labor. Customer can see at night time again and I make some extra money. Been doing this for years now. Long before the kits came out. I find they need to be done about every year after. The occasional coat of wax seems to help in between.
     

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