FTO AUSTRALIA

After the front half of the FTO headlight (the plastic bit)

I have a passengers side cover, but not a drivers. You are likely going to have to buy a whole headlight for the other side. Chances of someone else having a cover are extrememly slim.

how much u want for it? pm me with a price i reckon one in better condition is better than nothing!

what happened to yours?! i thought aza made them nice and smooth

if taeivon doesnt take it i'll take it just gotta know price as well, my passenger side headlight cover is screwed, its missing parts of the top layer of plastic coating unless someone knows how to get rid of it to looking new again?

Yep,

Save yourself some cash. Give it a bit of a polish with some cutting compound and then car polish and itll come up as good as new. Be prepared to spend 30 mins on it though.

nnelg wrote:if taeivon doesnt take it i'll take it just gotta know price as well, my passenger side headlight cover is screwed, its missing parts of the top layer of plastic coating unless someone knows how to get rid of it to looking new again?

I can fix it for you but you will have to get the tickets for me to get to Perth and back

Hey aza 2000grade wet / dry sand paper and afew minutes of slow buffing would do the trick?

xSlurpee wrote:Hey aza 2000grade wet / dry sand paper and afew minutes of slow buffing would do the trick?

just depends on how bad they are.
I would start with a 600 and work up to a 1500 and then hit it with a metal polish and a final hit with a plastice polish.
Just remember to keep the water up to it when you are sanding about every 10- 15 seconds add watter to the light and papper

haha i wouldnt have the money for a plane ticket

do i just have to sand away the rest of the top layer to make it look new?

and do i need to apply anything to protect the layer underneath?

thanks in advance

nnelg wrote:haha i wouldnt have the money for a plane ticket

do i just have to sand away the rest of the top layer to make it look new?

and do i need to apply anything to protect the layer underneath?

thanks in advance

hey mate, iam down here in perth as well, and ive done that more than a few times. Get the cutting compound from supercheap, and apply a layer, and polish the hell outta it. takes time, will trip u out innitially but does work! anyways, give us a holla if u need any help! were abts u located?