Re: IML: '66 Imperial Tail Lens
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Re: IML: '66 Imperial Tail Lens



Tips from a plastic model builder: the best abrasive stuff for plastic that I know about is at:
https://www.micro-surface.com/default.cfm?page_id=1
I use their Micro-Mesh sanding pads on my models and they give beautiful results. They are much finer than conventional sandpaper and will produce a polished surface. They sell kits which are not too expensive. But what I did on mine is to finish the lenses with Future floor "wax." It's not wax at all but clear acrylic. Get the lenses as polished as you can and brush on a coat of Future. It dries perfectly clear and glossy. It may not be completely permanent but it's easy to remove with ammonia if you need to redo it later.


John Meyer
'65 Crown
Tucson

On Feb 23, 2005, at 7:11 AM, Jon Ricketson wrote:

Thanks. Good advise. I have cleaned them inside and out. Any suggestions on how to polish them? Is there a particular method, tool, wax, coating, etc. that is recommended? I've used lots of elbow grease, soap and water but they are still very dull.
Jon





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