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I tried this. Doesn’t work. You need silicone

So is this video showing you how not to fuckin polish it?

Hi, Great video. Im Mike in London England, please i need your advice. So unknowingly I've only gone and ordered a Dorman 741-736 window regulator which is for a USDM Civic's (Passenger side) so have just discovered that the regulators motor electrical plug is a 2 pin whereas on my UKDM Civic (Driver side) it's a 4 pin plug. So basically regulator and motor would fit as it's for the right side door, just theres 2 wires and a 2 pin plug instead of 4 wires and a 4 pin plug to connect to my UKDM wiring. Any ideas to work round this bro? Damn totally my fault I should've known plugs would be different being that RHD - UKDM and LHD- USDM, Totally my fault 🤦🏼🤣

had mine looking beautiful then my butter fingers dropped one and it cracked 😢

For fuks sake the bumper has to come off really

My timing belt slipped on my 91 Honda Civic mechanic said valve were bent. If I buy a rebuilt cylinder head from eBay would I be able to put this on and fix the problem? Thanks 👍

Ok nk honda

Good info, Thanks. As for the vapor barrier. Do not use duct tape like the person did before this video was made. Get the back mastic or use HVAC foil tape. Clean surface to get rid of dust and as much of old mastic and tape as possible. I know the foil tape is not removable, but if ever need to get back in there I can cut along the tape line and just put new tape over the old tape. Also if plastic is rotten, torn up etc, consider fabricating a new one from heavy plastic. I think I got some at a big box hardware store. Use the old one as a template. I have done this on a few older cars, or where I found the plastic bad or was totally missing.

Nice, Just getting organized to paint an F350 cab, so will keep checking out your channel.

Having to do all this to a manufacturers headlight is Bulls**t !!!

Thanks

I have a personal project coming soon, I'll post everything, screw ups and mistakes , I'm not a painter , but is going to be a challenge for me.

That’s a great idea with the syringe! I think I’m going to wait and get one too like you did, that’s seems to work way better than with the full cartridge tip. Thanks for the video, very helpful!

3M Silicone (Clear).

The sealant for in side can use or not

I was hoping for some more in depth stuff, mine is out of track this didnt help

I have a 2006 4 runner and both head lights are leaking. I'm thinking about trying this. Maybe even use this method. And tape off after and try a flex seal spray. And on the light bulbs they make a grease type for light bulbs to protect bulbs packing on exterior. Cause new headlights are expensive.

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Why do we have to watch you remove the bumper?

Brilliant job 👏

Thanks, dude. Notes: watch out, our cars are old, the door panels are getting brittle. Lube up the rails with rubber conditioner. I used fader lube for the window regulator tracks. Tape or mild adhesive the plastic sheet back into place. Even if it is ripped.

lacquer?

Dude!!! You’re good!👍🏽

What kind of paint solvent you use.

I see what you did there! 💯👍🏻

i feel like i am watching the weather channel

Where can I get this done

He did not even explain what he is doing

thats alot of work

Clean the inside of it too.

Can I use these steps to close off the hole on the roof of my car after removing the stupid shark fin antenna? it's an xm/fm style antenna that they had to cut a small square to run wires. I want to paint the roof black afterwards. I really like the black roof on a silver car so i wanna do it but my car had a shark fin installed at the factory.

Thanks. Great. So many goofy RUclipsrs waste half the video yacking about stupid erroneous BS. You got right to the business of showing your technique.

Others do head gasket much easier.

Nice!

So I did what you did thinking that was the problem ..... it was part of the problem but my window went down again so I’m guessing it’s my motor ?. But your video was very helpful thank you very much

Nice vid...very satisfying to watch

Acetone is fast and better! You can thank me later

I’ve had to do this too many times. Super helpful video.

very interested if I may know, what type of equipment and materials you use until the glass can be clean as new thank you

buy new ones sell old ones you only loose a hundred bucks

Looks good going to be doing my blazer soon?

Stupid idiot? WTF is the shitty music? Insanity.

🤔A bondo hack to try, instead of using the file try a hacksaw blade! just after the bondo set up but don't let it get to hard , hold the blade at the two ends while bending it a little, pulling it towards u on the bondo using one flowing motion until level, it will cut it down fast & level also it stop's the bondo from clogging up the sand paper when u start sanding👍

All well and good but how do you remove the spots inside

Still good advise .... Will refer to it from now on... Very good comments from other people.

Alex latex is not really waterproof nor is it silicone.

Mike McCool Okay, I just subscribed. I'm waiting for your permanent uv coating video,lol. Suggestion: How about a video replacing the fuel filter on 1987 to 199x. The one under the passenger side rear wheel well. I owned an '87 with fuel to the carb problems. A mechanic gave me a quote that I couldn't pay, at the time, because the car had two fuel filters. One filter was on the engine, behind the grill, and radiator and the second was in the wheel well. I'm no mechanic but I did it myself at my exwife's job in the partking lot, because I didn't have money to tow it home, lol. I got it done and learned from the experience, to replace the number two filter, under the wheel well, first. If the car runs, leave the other one alone until it is necessary. You would be jacking the car up, the same as when changing the tire on that side. So I always had one of each of those filters in the trunk of the car. Geez, long doggone suggestion, ain't it?,lol

I got the haze off of my Corolla's lenses, using a spray bottle of lemon juice, baking soda, a nylon scrubbing and elbow grease. I didn't have a powered hand tool at the time. The citric acid, soda and rubbing did a good job. The appearance of the lenses were greatly improved. The light beams no longer looked diffused. They gave a sharper beam extending farther down the road at night. My results were good, but not quite the "new" look as the lenses in this videos. Now we are waiting eagerly for the followup video on a permanent uv coating. By the way, the lemon juice baking and soda works works well to remove hard water spots on car paint, clear coat, wheels and porous plastic wheel covers.

Mike McCool Nice job. I like the way lens came out. Question. Seeing how well you did, how would much would you charge to detail the extorior of my 2006 Corolla, lol. Have a great day, man.

Really nice and clean job!