INVNO1
01-28-2006, 09:16 PM
is there anything to take off scuff marks on tail lights?
Detailing - tail lights
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fastman90
02-01-2006, 05:12 PM
scuff marks on tail lights? Is the actual tail light damaged, or is there just crap on it? If there is jsut crap on it almost any cleaner will work on it (windex, car soap, cleaner wax even), if there is actually a scuff/scratch into the plastic i dont know how to help you there.
amg6975
02-27-2006, 05:00 PM
What kind of scuff?
INVNO1
03-22-2006, 06:38 PM
like a drop on the ground.
AK47
04-01-2006, 10:44 PM
Thats a damage to the actual lense...you could try clear nail polish but sometimes it doesnt want to match certain colors...
If you keep your car outside it will turn yellow also..
If you keep your car outside it will turn yellow also..
jake11375
04-13-2006, 03:55 PM
I may be too late but you can try this link if not... Plastic care article (http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=38972&highlight=plastix)
You may not need such extreme measures... You may just be able to buff with a compound and wipe it dry. I used this for mine as they were pretty bad. I just used different products and my PC 7336 instead of a rotary. Meguiar's Plasitx works well I hear. Haven't tried it myself though, I just used some Meguiar's dual action cleaner polish instead for buffing out the sanding marks. 3M perfect it II rubbing compound works well too. This clears any yellowing as well.
You may not need such extreme measures... You may just be able to buff with a compound and wipe it dry. I used this for mine as they were pretty bad. I just used different products and my PC 7336 instead of a rotary. Meguiar's Plasitx works well I hear. Haven't tried it myself though, I just used some Meguiar's dual action cleaner polish instead for buffing out the sanding marks. 3M perfect it II rubbing compound works well too. This clears any yellowing as well.