I finally achieved the varnish polish, getting a "polish-elbow" on the way ! I used an electric spinning polisher, but that was not enought to avoid some desagrements ...
As expected , blue color and general gloss are a little bit lighter than straight out of the cabin ....
At this time , I had an intesting sequence on the lights-covers subject:
To follow my natural tendency to home-build every part...,I tried to make my own lights covers from 3 mm polycarbonate, and use of the family oven ...
The result was really not at my expectation level! As the heated polycarbonate bends everywhere it wants ...
So, I decided to get in touch with Mark Clapp I had seen previously in the forum, with some very nice light-covers ...
We had a pleasant deal, and Mark delivered me overseas very shortly , and at a very fair price, a set of 4 covers ( Beams and spot-lights) .
The parts are made from 3 mm PETG : very transparent, easy to drill or machine, less prone to scratch than polycarb, and slightly more flexible...
The parts are a little bit oversized in order to fit on every body, and it was a pleasure to install them after my aborted trials !
At the end , I am very satisfied with the result, and I recommand to anybody who as a covers or windows issue to solve, to call Mark first ....
I did not made yet the edges in black, but may do it later ...