Plexiglass restoration

sending and rebuffing plexiglass.
simply green or and degrise.
220 sending paper
320 sending paper
400 sending paper
800 sending paper
1000 sending paper
2000 sending paper with water and soap.
baffling till glass finish.

[Nesterman]

I see you’ve listed the sandpaper grits, can you also note the polish and other solutions you used for each step?

[bmjsoundstt]

best video no talking and long boring explanation fast work for fast thinkers

[hexahexametermeter]

What's the polishing compound? Can't even see it. Sheesh.

[Holms]

After sanding 2000 you're using so many steps of polishing that I don't even know what's going on anymore. I see first 3m rubbing compounds, second step you show the bottle out of camera, then third steps with 3m compound again, then you using somekind of compound for shining, then you again using 3m compound.. what's going on? Usually there's 3 steps in total of grinding and polish, then maybe shining and that's it, in here the whole process is not written neither explained anywhere. Sad :( why using these exact sponges? what is the difference between them? after like 4th step you're using wool disc again which is like w00t?" why? it's very harsh, you've used it once, why using it again..?

[MrVeggis]

How would you solve this on a curved motorcycle windscreen?
Tool?
Thanks for the post👍

[davidwhisnant]

Add subtitles to video during steps and it would be great.

[mije]

Ehhh... We didn't get to see the polishes in the finished product.

[mickm]

Did it become transparent at the end? Could this be used for an atv windshield? Or does it just become shiny and opaque, and useful only for extremely thick, chunky, apparently industrial sized pieces of plexiglass? Never really saw the end result.

[dustyroads]

I e watched alot of videos on this subject and can say they always come out better but far from perfect.

[kennethwright]

WHAT A WASTE OF TIME VIDEO WAS TOO FAST TO SEE WHAT PRODUCTS AND GRIT OF SANDPAPER

[elmo]

Can you please tell us what compounds you’re using? The lighting blurs the image and makes it hard to read anything other than 3M.

[robertodare]

poor instructions. Don't know the compounds or anything or the final product.

[vicberwick]

When you're showing the products that you're using, could ya slow the hec down??

[sharkmentality]

We use to use MEK. One wipe with clothe.

[MrBluesmeister]

Waste of time.... Other than watching him sand he explains nothing and doesn’t take the time to say wtf he doing.

[smartlook]

Salut.
Est ce que c'est possible quand on fondre un morceau de plexiglass glass dans un Moule on peu obtenir un plexiglass transparent ?

[danielyoo]

if you had a gouge, would you fill it somehow before this process?

[marywolford]

Dude, even though you have a vac attachment on the grinder, get you at least a particle mask.

[chrisdrogo]

Let me rephrase that you did show the paper each time you changed it for a millisecond in which nobody could ever read the grit, you flashed the compounds for a millisecond not long enough for anybody in this planet to read take a few seconds to describe what products are using. If you're going to make an instructional video do it the right way.

[SantiagoFidelFernandez]

Al revés usas los pad 😅 el cordero corta