I am home for a few days to speak at a conference. Of course there is lots I need to do.......

Here's some photo's of what I did cos I had an hour spare...



I also gave these a quick once over ...



You will see it's 5am and I am posting, Jet lag, been up an hour already

Looking good.

Do you do "house calls"?

That's something I would love to do .... and used to do. But reality and my love for my real job kicked that idea out the window

I once had a patch house call, was absolutely worth it!

Looking tidy Phil, as always!

Maybe it's too far to travel to my house.

x2!!!!

p.s. look at pictures of grass/ green to cure the jet lag. yeah I know...but it works.

Regards

MM

Tell him your lawn needs sorting out. Then when he gets there he finds your coop parked on it

Patch you make me feel a right lazy arse! I've had a coop locked in the garage for over a month and haven't done anything!
Did you do these headlights as per the how too on here They look great!

I sanded back with 2000 grit and then mopped with a 3" head. Used a cutting compound polish. I ideally I would of used 2500, then 2000 then 1500 before mopping but did not have time to do it this thoroughly. They are not perfect, but better. Needed to leave home this morning at 6:00, so needed better clarity from them. As we all know, standard lights are bad at the best of times....

Patch - which compound did you use?
I have some g3 and g10 Farecla here, and some wet and dry on the way...and three pairs to do having never polished headlamps before!

G3 will do it jonny if you go the 2500, 2000 and 1500 wet and dry route. You will need a cutting pad too but a polishing pad will suffice! A finishing pad will be hard work so avoid one of those. After you could run over with the g10 and then seal it with either a sealant or a good quality wax. Or skip the g10 and go with the sealing.... it all is user preference / fussiness

I've a Freud polisher in the garage that i've not used in years.
Need to look into pads etc as the ones i recall having were massive!!
Thanks