ChrisEdu
MB Enthusiast
- Joined
- Sep 5, 2005
- Messages
- 8,365
- Location
- By the southern sea
- Car
- E320CDi Estate - gone E320CDi Saloon - written off CLS 350CDi Coupé
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Didn't take very long at all.I guess this would work on my old Vito, the OSF looks slightly "milky" compared to the NS.
How long does it take please.?
Raise the front of the car up ?Didn't take very long at all.
My biggest problem has been that the crouching has irritated my insides where the surgeon implanted a stent a few weeks ago = agony!
Nah. Just get a camping chair and take your time.Raise the front of the car up ?
Yeah, I thought the 3M kit had a sealant but it doesn't. Anyone got a recommendation for one?^ Allow about an hour each side to do it properly.
They need to be sealed afterwards or the UV will cloud them again quite quickly.
I used the Meguiars Plast-X liquid on the MB headlamps today applying it with a drill mounted foam polishing pad.That looks good OP. Wet sanding and polishing is usually the way to go but you need to seal it in with some decent lacquer.
I liked the Meguiars kit that had the lacquer spray with it, even the spray alone brought up the lights much clearer.
I give my Shogun's lights a quick hand polish with some Meguiars Plast-X. It doesn't make them perfect but good on light clouding.
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