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thank you. if there is something you want to learn let me know. and please subscribe to show your support.

@@BrainsWorld23 thanks. i have subscribed and something that would of helped is a ghia engine drop. i've now done it twice. i've created training material in my career and the hard part is remembering its all new to the audience. For example, my garage floor is brick (120 yrs old). very uneven. made the first removal hell. also PO used extra long studs. not a single video mentions importance of a flat floor or that studs might be longer. not criticizing you, but pointing out how to be effective for your audience

Thank you for your suggestion. :-)

I live in Caribou Maine where do you live?

@@BrainsWorld23 Dude, that's far! I'm closer to NYC. Enjoying your videos though.

@@PetesGhias Thank you I appreciate it :-)

lol thanks for the comment. if you haven't subscribed please do so. :-)

lol I know am just a klutz :-)

Thank you for the advice :-)

Thank you for subscribing. There should be a new video out next week. is there something you would like to see a video on?

the clear will last longer and if you use 2k clear it will last even logger lie 2-3 time longer.

Thank you for the comment, If there is something you would like me to make a video on just let me know.

Normally I do all the sanding first but when I made the video I guess I wasting thinking. Thanks for pointing that out.

I have always used clear coat and like the results. however I am always open to try other was and compare the results. Thank you for your input. If there is soothing you would like me to teach how to fix let me know and i can add that to my video list

Thank you for the comments please keep them coming. :)

just polishing isnt enough. they will fade again. Clear is the best way to restore headlights/tail lights. i prefer to use a 2k clear with a hardener.

you are correct on the 2k it is a lot better then what I was showing. The 2k will last 2 -3 time longer

@@BrainsWorld23 check out revolt flash clear. Stuff is amazing dry to the touch in 15 min. So less chance of bugs or trash getting in it. Can even be buffed and sanded in under 45 min.

I'm excited to share a video tutorial i'm working on where i'm repairing cracks and holes in tail lights. Thanks to your suggestion, on creating another video on mold-making. I appreciate your input and look forward to helping others with these DIY projects!

polishing will not work as well.

When taillights and headlights become oxidized, addressing the issue correctly is key to restoring their clarity and ensuring long-lasting results. While buffing can reduce surface scratches, it also wears down the protective coating, which can lead to the lights dulling again over time. A better solution is to completely remove the old coating, eliminate all scratches, and apply a fresh clear coat. This approach not only brings the lights back to a like-new, factory-fresh appearance but also offers greater durability. Depending on the number of layers and the quality of the clear coat, the results can last about a year. However, by opting for a professional-grade clear coat with a hardener, you can expect the finish to last two years or more. I hope you find this information helpful! 🙂

Thank for the suggestion. Ill give it a test

Thank you. I should have another video out by the end of the week

Thank you for the comments, I'll be getting back from a VW buying trip soon and will be doing more work on the Ghia. If you haven't subscribe please do so. Thanks Brian

Part 2 should be out with in 10 days just editing now

Thank you you can add this to your menu

Thank you

Yaa it was pretty nasty. it took a full day to get it clean. Thank you for watching my video hope you subscribe and watch all the episodes till i finish her. Im planning on doing some kind of contest to give the Ghia away after its done.

Thank You

thank you. it was my first time and it will not be my last :) please subscribe to my new channel

@@BrainsWorld23 Just did! 😎

Thank you for the Suggestion. I will take a look

I purchased some Liquid Wrench and I will give it a try on my next opportunity. Thanks Again

@@BrainsWorld23 Awesome! Looking forward to more videos!

Part 2 should be out with in 10 days