Mine is pretty scuffed up as I am sure alot of the peoples here are Has anyone fixed it up I was thinking of going at it with some fiberglass resin and a gfiberglass mat with some sandpaper and try to find some rubber primer for some spray paint.

I just had the guys at Ovation get all my install taken care of this past weekend, ended up putting in:   JLaudio Evolution TR 5.25" Coaxial in the doors (50 watts rms) JLaudio Evolution TR 6" Coaxial in the hatch (50 watts rms) Alpine CDA-7897 MP3/CD Player Alpine CHA-S624 6-disc changer Orion XTR-Pro 12" Subwoofer (1000 watts max) Planetaudio 600 watt rms amp Dynamat in both doors     http://home.insightbb.com/~chris.reid/DSC00001.jpg   Alpine head unit and replacement din compar

you know how plastic tends to get cloudy and old looking as time goes by from all the elements and weathering? any way the tail lights can be polished up or buffed out to get them to that sharp almost new looking condition?   like, any way to scrape off that grime, calcium deposit looking weathered top layer of the plastic lenses without scratching, scraping, or gouging the plastic itself?   i've tried the cloth wheel you attach to a drill and putting on that polishing chalk on a stick but it

I got a great deal on a fuso fe intercooler but with age its looking more gray than silver.  I was told that a product similar to naval jelly could be applied to remove the oxidation and restore some shine but I have not been able to find the stuff yet.  tried wheel cleaner but it doesn't seem to be strong enough.   As an option I was considering sending the ic out to be anodized black. this is a common process for heat sinks etc so it should work but I have not seen it done to an ic.  I