my 88 t-bird Reply #15 – November 27, 2011, 11:47:35 PM Quote from: cougarman;373896I removed the lenses from the housings. I started with 320 grit to remove all the yellowing, and moved up to 600 wet 800 wet 1000 wet and then 1500 wet. I then machine polished them with two grits of polishing compounds, and finally a hand glaze. Came out pretty good.:D nice... Its going to be a bitch removing the lenses... I tried to see if I can loosen them last month when I tried to clean them. Quote Selected
my 88 t-bird Reply #16 – November 28, 2011, 06:37:07 AM You could always just rermove the whole assembly, and polish them that way also. I mainly took the lenses off so I could paint the inside of the housings. :) Quote Selected
my 88 t-bird Reply #17 – November 28, 2011, 11:15:05 AM btw, I just discovered the car radio is I guess I can say bolted in? Was able to remove the 4 star screws, but got stopped by something else. Anyone know how I can remove it? Quote Selected
my 88 t-bird Reply #18 – November 28, 2011, 11:32:14 AM After the screws, it should just pull out. It has a kind of clip on the bottom that keeps it braced. Give the stereo an assertive, yet nice, pull. It should slide out. It is the factory stereo, right? Quote Selected
my 88 t-bird Reply #19 – November 28, 2011, 11:36:52 AM Quote from: vinnietbird;374011After the screws, it should just pull out. It has a kind of clip on the bottom that keeps it braced. Give the stereo an assertive, yet nice, pull. It should slide out. It is the factory stereo, right? Yes Quote Selected
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