frambo
09-02-2012, 02:05 PM
Hey guys, I no this has probably been done several times however i thought i would still throw my method in, maybe show you guys an alternative way from actually sanding Visors back and not having to physically take them off the car. :thumbsup:
The first two steps are the ones which show the biggest change in the Visor, the two after that are for the more padentic lot, for that extra shine :)
What to no:
Make sure the visors are clean before starting :)
Use a clean cloth when changing onto another product.
Rub the product untill there is nothing left of it on the visor.
Do two coats of the Meguiars, (the more you use the cleaner it'll come up)
After finishing any step use a seperate rag/cloth to wipe it down.
And thats all :):) Gl Hf.
ps Sorry for the crappy few photos, dno what happened there.
http://s1262.photobucket.com/albums/ii619/ep3Red/
The first two steps are the ones which show the biggest change in the Visor, the two after that are for the more padentic lot, for that extra shine :)
What to no:
Make sure the visors are clean before starting :)
Use a clean cloth when changing onto another product.
Rub the product untill there is nothing left of it on the visor.
Do two coats of the Meguiars, (the more you use the cleaner it'll come up)
After finishing any step use a seperate rag/cloth to wipe it down.
And thats all :):) Gl Hf.
ps Sorry for the crappy few photos, dno what happened there.
http://s1262.photobucket.com/albums/ii619/ep3Red/