How to wet sand a light bar step by step

[@thegohan]

Perhaps would a added a fine 3M rubbing compound at the end and cleaned it. Coat it in boiled linseed oil and let it absorb in heat for a few cycles. Wipe super dry and clean with mild soap, then waxing. Makes a world of difference. You're finishing removing any possible scratches at that point, reabsorbing some protective oils in the plastic, and somewhat sealing it.

[@DirtyDanMunicipalMan]

Those look fantastic. I’d honestly wonder about sanding them down and spraying them with automotive clear coat to protect them.

[@mmpse2868]

You can but it will flake over time

[@prosperity4444]

Is novus any better

[@mmpse2868]

Not sure still haven’t used it

[@averagejo16]

What about a rubbing compound?

[@ErmineProductions]

Is that a yankee dietz or signalstat lightbar

[@mmpse2868]

It’s a code 3 lp

[@ErmineProductions]

I would never junk an old lightbar

[@mmpse2868]

If you have the amount I do it gets to a point where you really don’t care about the lower value bars as much.

[@cmritchie04]

After you restored the lenses, what would happen if you coat it with vehicle wrap clear? knowing that the same thing will happen if you leave it out in the sunlight and no kind of protection...

[@mmpse2868]

Not sure never thought about trying it. I’m sure it would probably get scratched up from stone chips idk though

[@mikemilkowski3982]

So I’ve been thinking about your question about the wrap and I’m thinking if it’s in service the wrap might start to peal and leave the glue like residue and make it difficult to clean again. By the way I’m the light bar guy commenting off my other channel.

[@ErmineProductions]

I have an entire lightbar in minecraft

[@spoda81]

Sorry dude YOU NEVER USE ANYTHING WITH AMMONIA IN IT TO CLEAN PLASTIC