... Hey everyone! Got some good news! With the help of "Kilgore Trout's" article about fixing the brake lights, the dealer replaced it for me. The article said that many people have their lights replace under warranty and that the dealers actually replaced them... HA!!! The article also said they are CRACKS and not scratches! So...the service manager called Ford to ok everything and they installed one in about 10 minutes for me! (I watched)... Thanks for the help! I have a brand new light and it looks great! No more white cracks to look at every time I open the trunk! I have already put tons of wax on the light. I am thinking about putting the 3M clear "bra" film on it... What do you think? Thanks again guys! I am so happy that they HAD to give in!
:SNSign: Can you post a direct link to the "bubble"? ...for a clueless guy like me that can't see past the hot mustang or the hotpants...?
FWIW, you can easily repair your brakelight when (not if) it begins to show sun damage again. Use 600, 800, 1000, and 1500 grit sandpaper- wetsanding in the kitchen sink under running water with each grit of sandpaper until you have a uniform finish with each step. Then finish with meguiars plastic polish and it will look perfect, just like it was manufactured. This also works like magic for 99-04 headlights that haze up.
That car is beautiful. And we've got the car to match I know everyone here hates them, but we have a black 06 GT with the red interior and it's really a nice looking car, too (though it can't compare with your 65, lol)
