Cleaning lenses
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Cleaning lenses
Besides the regular cleaning associated with washing your truck. Does anyone have a particular product that they like to clean/polish the plastic tailights on their trucks. Seems the dark red plastic lenses on my F150 are starting to get a little hazy. I've never polished/waxed them. What do you use? Thanks
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Here's a link to Meguiars website that shows the products Intel mentioned.
Meguiars Clear Plastic Care Center
Meguiars Mirror Glaze Clear Plastic Cleaner
Meguiars Mirror Glaze Clear Plastic Detailer
And, I've used the #10 product on a buddy's old 1990 Stang. His headlight lenses were almost yellow. I was bumfuggled at the job that this stuff did... absolutely blown away with the results. It made them look BRAND NEW again. I'm not exaggerating either... it's really damn good stuff!!!!
Meguiars Mirror Glaze Clear Plastic Polish
All of the aforementioned products can be purchased at the website or you can use the 'dealer locator' feature on the website. I'll warn you though... unless you're dealing with an auto detail shop (aka: someone who sells top end products from Meguiars), you're not going to find these items in my experiences. Fortunately, I have a guy that carries the ENTIRE LINE of Meguiars products here in Louisville so, maybe you'll have similar luck. I'd call ahead before I made a trip though. Also, don't expect Auto Zone or Pep Boys (or similar) places to carry this stuff. As close as they get is #9, #7, and #26 which are polishes and wax for your paint.
Hope this helps.
RP
Meguiars Clear Plastic Care Center
Meguiars Mirror Glaze Clear Plastic Cleaner
Meguiars Mirror Glaze Clear Plastic Detailer
And, I've used the #10 product on a buddy's old 1990 Stang. His headlight lenses were almost yellow. I was bumfuggled at the job that this stuff did... absolutely blown away with the results. It made them look BRAND NEW again. I'm not exaggerating either... it's really damn good stuff!!!!
Meguiars Mirror Glaze Clear Plastic Polish
All of the aforementioned products can be purchased at the website or you can use the 'dealer locator' feature on the website. I'll warn you though... unless you're dealing with an auto detail shop (aka: someone who sells top end products from Meguiars), you're not going to find these items in my experiences. Fortunately, I have a guy that carries the ENTIRE LINE of Meguiars products here in Louisville so, maybe you'll have similar luck. I'd call ahead before I made a trip though. Also, don't expect Auto Zone or Pep Boys (or similar) places to carry this stuff. As close as they get is #9, #7, and #26 which are polishes and wax for your paint.
Hope this helps.
RP
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Thanks for the info guys. The lenses aren't bad, they just look a little hazy compared to the black paint when it's nice and clean.
You know what they say, a little preventive maintenance goes a long way. I'll have to view the meguiar's website and order online. Thanks again. I knew I could count on the 3 of you for some good accurate advice. Tom
You know what they say, a little preventive maintenance goes a long way. I'll have to view the meguiar's website and order online. Thanks again. I knew I could count on the 3 of you for some good accurate advice. Tom
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Originally posted by 01 XLT Sport
Has anyone mentioned Zaino?????
RockPick, cool icons in your response, very professional...
Has anyone mentioned Zaino?????
RockPick, cool icons in your response, very professional...
For one, it's not abrasive and thus, it's not going to be worth a flip on any plastic hazing and, for two, it's not meant to be used for such a task...
Contact everyone's favorite Z guru Sal and ask his opinion... blah blah blah blah blah...
Geesh..
RP
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Originally posted by RockPick
No... no one mentioned freaking Zaino...
For one, it's not abrasive and thus, it's not going to be worth a flip on any plastic hazing and, for two, it's not meant to be used for such a task...
Contact everyone's favorite Z guru Sal and ask his opinion... blah blah blah blah blah...
Geesh..
RP
No... no one mentioned freaking Zaino...
For one, it's not abrasive and thus, it's not going to be worth a flip on any plastic hazing and, for two, it's not meant to be used for such a task...
Contact everyone's favorite Z guru Sal and ask his opinion... blah blah blah blah blah...
Geesh..
RP
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