Great job, however, I've found success in using SprayMax 2K Clear Glamour clear coat, it's a 2 part auto clear coat that works amazing and you never have to polish again. I used to polish bars all the time and now that I've found this stuff, all I have to do is wet sand, dry, and spray the bar and it's done and looks factory new permanently
I use 2000 grit then 3000 grit I use windex instead of water to wet sand then plastic polish Sorry for the delayed reply I work about 70-80hrs a week so it’s been hard to get on here the past few months
When i did mine i used 1000, 2000 and then 3000 wet sand. Hand polished and hand waxed and came out decent but definitely needa try a drill next time for polishing it
Good place to start looking is Facebook in the light bar pages and find someone who’s willing to do international shipping. It may be difficult due to the expense of shipping a lot of people including myself have been burned by international shipping so we tend to stay away from it but there’s a few guys out there who do
Hey thanks for that bit of info. I have put a bunch of time on polishing the plastic with some success but still not where I would like it to be. I went completely through my code 3 MX 7000 light bar and to finish it I need to locate 2 of the rotating light plastic gears that had become brittle and broke apart. 4 out of 6 are functioning. do you have any idea where i I might be able to find this part? I have looked and didn't locate any. Thanks
You will have better luck just replacing the whole rotator assembly. Elightbars.org is a great source for used parts and Facebook has several pages for emergency equipment. I recommend used rotators over new just because of the price.
@@sirendude preferably Circular motion. I’m in the process of uploading a step by step video right now. Just waiting for the storms to blow through for better internet.
Nearly 9 minutes of zero information imparted. It was basically us watching you work with no useful information, next time maybe narrate and tell us what products you're using? Otherwise a video like this is beyond unhelpful.
Great job, however, I've found success in using SprayMax 2K Clear Glamour clear coat, it's a 2 part auto clear coat that works amazing and you never have to polish again. I used to polish bars all the time and now that I've found this stuff, all I have to do is wet sand, dry, and spray the bar and it's done and looks factory new permanently
Nice job! Beautiful lightbar my buddy! 🚨🚨
I am subscribing because your dog is SUPER cute. Awesome light-bar too. Upvote for dog !
Good job 👌👌
this is satisfying to watch
Really no comments on what your using to clean it up with? It might not only help someone it would keep someone interested on staying.
I use 2000 grit then 3000 grit I use windex instead of water to wet sand then plastic polish Sorry for the delayed reply I work about 70-80hrs a week so it’s been hard to get on here the past few months
@@mmpse2868 incredible transformation! Thanks for the clarification of the sanding process! I'm guessing Meguiars Plastx?
Thanks! That is correct.
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When i did mine i used 1000, 2000 and then 3000 wet sand. Hand polished and hand waxed and came out decent but definitely needa try a drill next time for polishing it
Drill definitely speeds up the process
Tenho uma pequena coleção, de alguns clássicos aqui no Brasil....como faço para adquirir um exemplar americano?
Good place to start looking is Facebook in the light bar pages and find someone who’s willing to do international shipping. It may be difficult due to the expense of shipping a lot of people including myself have been burned by international shipping so we tend to stay away from it but there’s a few guys out there who do
Que calibre de lija utilizas con el windex
Hey thanks for that bit of info. I have put a bunch of time on polishing the plastic with some success but still not where I would like it to be. I went completely through my code 3 MX 7000 light bar and to finish it I need to locate 2 of the rotating light plastic gears that had become brittle and broke apart. 4 out of 6 are functioning. do you have any idea where i
I might be able to find this part? I have looked and didn't locate any. Thanks
You will have better luck just replacing the whole rotator assembly. Elightbars.org is a great source for used parts and Facebook has several pages for emergency equipment. I recommend used rotators over new just because of the price.
I have a question where do u get all of your gear u use to clean the lights?
I get my supplies from Autozone but you can find them at any auto parts stores
Hello, what grit of sand paper were you using?
Use 2000 first then 3000
Okay thank you
What methods of sanding do you use?
I use 1000,1500,2000,3000 then polish. I use windex instead of water when I’m wet sanding
@@mmpse2868 Thanks for the information. Is there any certain motion you have to do during sanding?
@@sirendude preferably Circular motion. I’m in the process of uploading a step by step video right now. Just waiting for the storms to blow through for better internet.
IS this for Sale?
This one is not how ever I have several other mx7000 with the same setup red/blue with clear domes available can make all red or all blue if needed.
@@mmpse2868 What price do you have on them? Do you have just the lenses?
@@jsimpson8018 prices start at $100 and up. I currently do not have any domes available. I have enough filters to make it all blue or all red
@@jsimpson8018 we currently do not have individual domes or lenses available at this time
@@mmpse2868 100 for the bar? Any jetsonics or just MXs? And how do I see what you have for sale and contact?
Nearly 9 minutes of zero information imparted. It was basically us watching you work with no useful information, next time maybe narrate and tell us what products you're using? Otherwise a video like this is beyond unhelpful.
One of the first videos on the channel. I made plenty of other videos explaining the steps and process. This was not intended to be a how to video.