Are your Cyclops engine covers sun baked? Try this!

[Valleyvfdfirefighter]

Originally Posted by SGragg

Thanks for posting the tip, Valleyvfdfirefighter. If nothing else, your thread is now the source for several different techniques of plastic restoration.

Thanks again.

Not a problem. Just wanted to give another option out there for everyone. It's works awesome on my boat hulls. It brought back a mirror shine on one of my 30 year old boats that had been sun baked for quite a few years while it was being borrowed by family.

It's quick and fairly simple as it's nearly a 1 step process. Hope a few people try it out!

[Rescue11]

So did you use a heavy oxidation wheel or general purpose buff wheel?

Did you have better results taking plastic off tractor or leaving it on for buffing?

[Tankman]

Thanks for the polishing hints.

Now I have more wo....wo....work to do.

My hard working Cub deserves a grooming, I guess.

[Rescue11]

So, does anyone else have a recomendation as to which buffer wheel/wheels to use?

[Rescue11]

Hey guys after getting impatient, I did some digging and found a video of how to do this.

I have ZERO expariance with polishing fiber glass. But this guy explains it very well in his short video.

http://shurhold.com/article/clean-n-...tion-polisher/


Hope the probie finds his hose stretcher...