Cleaning and Polishing the plastic hood on the John Deere X300

[@lectro88]

Thanks for the video, very nice results. Anytime you get the sludge out and clean things up, it just makes everything seem better.

[@jamesdickinson5173]

Back to black from Macguiers is good on the black and other plastic parts .

[@michaelmixon2479]

Beautiful job!

[@gordbaker896]

You might want to reinforce the grab area of the hood. That is where they start to crack from.

[@tomn5880]

Where did you get that buffer please?

[@MNpicker]

Looks awesome!! Now do the tires.. scrub them up good with Super Clean degreaser then some CarPro Perl.. dilute it 1.1 and apply it every time you wash it and it will greatly reduce whether cracks deterioration from the sun.. and look amazing to boot😎

[@FoggyTinkering]

Great tip, thanks! I actually do use a mild degreaser to clean the tires on all my stuff. I made a video of cleaning a decade of grime off my tractor's tires, but accidentally deleted it. I've never heard of CarPro, but I'll check it out.

[@RaleighSmoke]

Nicely done.

[@brianjones3523]

Really, really wanted to see how to separate the lens cover from the grill!

[@gordbaker896]

They just snap in and out. Make sure the components are warm before you try.

[@frios011]

GREAT JOB! LOOKS AWESOME!

[@stihlpro2401]

Excellent job

[@charlesnorman7107]

Fantastic !

[@yannicklefebvre5989]

Hi do you sand the hood before ? Thanks

[@FoggyTinkering]

No, only polishing

[@yannicklefebvre5989]

Thanks

[@corkyparker7594]

the hood will brake when it is apart

[@corkyparker7594]

yes when you grill head light front bumper look out hood brakes easyly hood is like 300.00 dollars beware

[@alexfernandez6621]

How long did this take?

[@FoggyTinkering]

I might have 2 hours into it, given how bad the hood was. If it was "normal" wear and tear, I would expect a little less time

[@paulkieffer1189]

What a horrible polisher time to upgrade