Hey Gareth! Thank you very much for watching, and giving the feedback. I really appreciate it! All we can do is keep grinding away eh. All the very best to you 🙌🏼
Hi. Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate it 👍🏼 I have lots of video ideas planned for the coming months that should include some much slower more tutorial style videos. Watch this space as they say 😊 I buy my discs from a few different suppliers, as they can often e hard to obtain, so I need to keep my options open. My dry sanding and 2nd stage wet discs are Mirka, and my final high finish discs are made by 3M 👍🏼👍🏼
@@Number1HeadlightRestoration hi so did you not put on clear coat is this just a sand finish what is the final steps, ive got a headlight and grits all the way to 6000 ?
@@Number1HeadlightRestoration cool and thank you. I need to get my hands on 3” discs and although I love the ones from 3M, each grit box of 50 count can get expensive. Roughly $25-40 usd each box for each grit! Amazon has a few assorted kits but likely very cheap papers. For now I have sheets from the auto store and just cut the size I need to sand by hand. However I have the same yellow thimble you have and no more discs! That handheld thing makes things way easier lol. But by hand isn’t too bad. Hanging the paper under my fingers helps me feel the flow and know how much pressure I’m placing on the light to not go too deep. Some lights are softer than others and easier to make deeper unnecessary scratches. So it helps to feel and allow the paper to do the work.
Nice work 👏💪
Thank you! 🙌🏼
awesome job great video keep grinding top bloke 💪
Hey Gareth! Thank you very much for watching, and giving the feedback. I really appreciate it! All we can do is keep grinding away eh. All the very best to you 🙌🏼
Great work as always! When are you going to do a more slowed down video showing your process?
Btw where do you buy your sanding discs?
Hi. Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate it 👍🏼 I have lots of video ideas planned for the coming months that should include some much slower more tutorial style videos. Watch this space as they say 😊 I buy my discs from a few different suppliers, as they can often e hard to obtain, so I need to keep my options open. My dry sanding and 2nd stage wet discs are Mirka, and my final high finish discs are made by 3M 👍🏼👍🏼
@@Number1HeadlightRestoration hi so did you not put on clear coat is this just a sand finish what is the final steps, ive got a headlight and grits all the way to 6000 ?
@@Number1HeadlightRestoration cool and thank you. I need to get my hands on 3” discs and although I love the ones from 3M, each grit box of 50 count can get expensive. Roughly $25-40 usd each box for each grit! Amazon has a few assorted kits but likely very cheap papers. For now I have sheets from the auto store and just cut the size I need to sand by hand. However I have the same yellow thimble you have and no more discs! That handheld thing makes things way easier lol. But by hand isn’t too bad. Hanging the paper under my fingers helps me feel the flow and know how much pressure I’m placing on the light to not go too deep.
Some lights are softer than others and easier to make deeper unnecessary scratches. So it helps to feel and allow the paper to do the work.