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cleaning head lights
hey guys my headlights are really oxizid and i heard you can clean em by taking them out and put em in the oven and take em apart like dat
my friends did dat with his car and it turned out fine and everything. i tried taking out my headlights for my car but i couldnt get it out. it was like there was one scew still holding it back can someone tell me how many scews r there to take out hte head lights and anymore information on taking out the headlight from my car thanx |
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Re: cleaning head lights
I dont know if this would help but give it a try. Scroll down to the head light part. http://dsmtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=99973
You have to get a socket between your bumber and your lights. Or you can just cut it with a hack saw, thats what i did. |
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Re: cleaning head lights
http://www.cardomain.com/member_page...5&val=1&page=1
Check out page two of boosted spyders page for a step by step for taking your headlights apart... hope this helps.
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Re: cleaning head lights
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Yeah, heating it in the oven is supposed to separate the pieces. I haven't ever done it, but guys have had success with that on tuners.
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Re: cleaning head lights
i used a heat gun to get it apart. and yea a long extention and a swivel and alot of patients. i cleaned mine with rubbing compound, its gritty and it took all the yellow off and made them look brand new
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Re: cleaning head lights
I also cleaned mine with rubbing compund as someone on this forum suggested to me(don't remember who). It worked amazing, made my light look brand new and much more bright. Try this method before taking out your headlights.
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i just got new headlights, lol. yea that one screw between the bumper and headlight is a bitch, good luck.
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Re: cleaning head lights
if it's haze on the outside just use 3M machine glaze compound and buff the outsides with a buffer. i'm pretty sure it's just oxidizing on the outside but IF it is on the inside, then take them apart but try the buffing thing first.
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