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This worked pretty good.

+Candiece Barnthouse Cody approved the work. Just be careful with the buffer. Don't stay in one place too long or you will burn the plastic.

Be careful. You can do some damage if not careful.

Thanks

The buffer I am using is not a dual action. It is a real buffer. Dual action polisher will not cut enough to buff out the plastic.

Thanks

All I used was the two.

I will try to look today but it sounds like the overflow tube for the radiator.

You are doing something wrong. This compound won't stain anything.

I wish I could buy stuff from myself.

Been a long time but I think I used 3M foam waffle pads. Be careful with plastic because it's easy to burn and melt. Keep the pad moving.

Frazier Payne if you burn your plastics you can use a flat razor blade and cut most of it off then wet sand it & buff

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Wheeling Wheels Films I showed everything I did. I didn't skip any steps. I miss that Ranger.

mossman381 I have watched this several times. I have a ranger also and I'm looking to do the same. I too didn't see you use #2 Fine Cut Cleaner. So I assume you went from Meguiars #1 Med Cut Cleaner, straight to Meguiars #3 Machine Glaze. Also, how much pressure did you apply? I know the key is to not generate too much heat to distort the material.

Sdupont4LSU Yes I skipped to the machine glaze. If you want to do the fine cut you can. I just wanted this ranger to look better. It's not a show piece. You don't want to put much pressure on the buffer. You pretty much let the buffer do the work.

mossman381 Really appreciate it. I'm not looking for a showroom finish, just clean it up and see if I can remove some fine scratches. Thanks a lot.

When I sold it, it looked fine. Should last forever if you keep it waxed.

Zeke Rich I thought they stopped putting that in waxes. Most cars now have a lot of plastic on them.

mossman381 Most cars do have plastic or ABS bumpers however the bumpers are painted with the same paint as the cars. They ad a flexible additive to the paint for plastic parts. I have never seen a car that has the raw plastic exposed. So when people apply wax to the plastic bumper they are actually applying wax to the paint of the bumper not the plastic itself. As far as i know when wax is labeled 100% carnauba wax it actually refers to the purity of the wax used and not the whole product. Car Wax makers have to blend the wax with oils, petroleum distillates, or a solvent called naptha (commonly used to thin wood varnishes and paints) in order to make the wax workable. The very best carnauba-based car wax is only about 1/3 natural carnauba. Reference: www.autogeek.net/qude101.html

mossman381 I was wondering because i also used the same method as you and it worked wonderfully, very glossy. However once the wax had either dried or worn off it left a very dull finish, more dull than before the waxing.

Zeke Rich I know the painted plastic would not be affected but every chevy truck has plastic covers on the chrome bumpers, plastic mirrors, plastic cowl covers, tailgate cover, bed rail covers and many other parts on various other cars are unpainted plastic. I figured they wouldn't let people use products on cars that would destroy other parts. I really don't know what is in the wax I used. My ranger shined for as long as I had it. It never dulled and it was parked outside all the time.

You have to be careful you don't burn your plastic. Take it easy and only go as fast as you need to get it to polish. Can't remember what speed I used. Maybe 2 or so.

Vinny Ferraro Glad it helped. I really hated seeing that Ranger go. I had it looking good but now I have the 6x6 I really wanted.

Can't remember that long ago. Don't go to fast or you will burn your plastic. You will have to experiment but take it easy. It's not like paint on steel.

400 grit is what you usually need to lay down paint. Sanding with 1200 is like pre polishing. You could sand and clear it. Would look new depending on the condition of the body. The clear coat will probably hold up better and add protection to the plastic.

Thanks Mosman381.. I just might do that with my ride...

Happen to what before what???

mossman381 can we do this without the machine?

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink. The eraser wheel is WAY better than heat and scraping it off. Especially old decals.

You can wash them but the older they get the less effective they are.

@@mossman381 thanks

Should be permanent. You can put a wax on it after the buff and it should protect the plastic so it doesn't happen again.

mossman381 Thankyou

Not sure what paper tape is?

***** I didn't burn anything. Keep the buffer moving and you should have no problems doing what I did.

specialformula14 it better too use a drill

It's called an eraser wheel. Takes off stickers and other glue very easily.

I wish, no sponsorship was given for this video.

mossman381 crap... 😬😟😩 i thought about that fat ass check lol. Anyways my dear, amazing video.! Looks great, im trying this on my ATV.!

Wool is less forgiving that foam. This worked out great the way I did it.

@@mossman381 Foam pads increases the heat ,,,but ok there are many ways to do it

Why don't you go back to watching tv. Sounds like you are good at that. I don't post these videos so people like you can bash them. Trying to help others out. If you continue bashing my videos I will block you.

Just Joking. Great Job. I'm Jealous

silk8668 How would I know you were joking? And that was not a buffer I was using at first. It is an eraser wheel. Used to get off decals. If you don't move it around you will generate so much heat it will melt the plastic.

Ever heard of "Goof Off" or Gum Cutter - Works way better than that POS eraser wheel..