got it a walmart. I needed something for the 92. the clear piece over the instrument panel was badly damaged from wifes cig smoke. now that the youngest is going to be driving the car, I tore out the interior to power wash the carpet, clean the center console, repair pass seat, and just get rid of stench.

I'm sorry I didnt take before and after pics, but the difference was opague and clear.




10 bucks, not cheap, but easy to use. just spray a mist of water on a sponge and let the drill to the work. the wife will be pissed when she sees it. I told her it wasn't worth fixing while she was driving the car.

the 2 pads left (six in the box) should do the gp'* front lenses.

BillBoost got the same thing for his headlights....it seemed to make a small difference

Funny, I was just over at Bill'* and I saw those same pads on the ground and had NFC what they were

They wouldn't do much for my headlights, otherwise I'd give them a shot.

ya, they say they work on glass, but I doubt it. It did wonders on the clear plastic piece though. and it did take more than 5 minutes.

what? No before and after pics? you know better than that.

didnt work for me...
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ghlight=failed

just be careful, my buddy burned/melted the plastic on his jetta HL which basicly ruined them

Those are probably more intended for small surface problems and mostly stains on the surface, not so much chips and dings, which would require a lot of filling/sanding.

Looks like Andrew used the same drill too


Ed

I have the glass version of those.

It'* making a difference...no doubt at all.. I haven't had the time to dedicate to it. Kit says scratches in the glass can take up to an hour or two to polish out...