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I gave PlastX a try on this oxidized headlight. After a couple of passes with a cordless drill and foam pad, the results were amazing. It only took me about 15 minutes to do both lenses.
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Re: PlastX works great!
Fast, easy, effective, and you get great results. way to go.quality creates its own demand -
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great results rush ! I was thinking about trying that method , but with a w7006 cutting pad. has any one tried a cutting pad using the plastX on plastic head light lenes before,''USE THE LEAST AGGRESSIVE PRODUCT TO GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT''
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Re: PlastX works great!
Really looks great! Nice work there!
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Has anyone found anything to cool/cut PlastiX while using a buffer? Water doesn't work well.
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