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headlight rstoration
does anybody know how to restore cloudy or peeling headlights? i heard there is a way to do it with ordinary products in your home. or does anyone know of a good kit to buy that is reusable?
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Re: headlight rstoration
I have successfully removed the yellowishness in my headlights by using the following procedure:
Seans Light restoration Guide I saw this guide on Autopia, Sean is a great detailer, and i have used a procedure quite similiar to his and i know it works well. He did a ncie write up w/ a lot of photo's and in depth descriptions. Hope it helps |
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The hardest part of headlight restoration is getting into the headlights of some cars. What kind of car is it.
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it is a 94 integra
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Re: headlight rstoration
Yesterday I tried a product called "plexus" it helped defog or decloud my head lights and made them glimmer like brand new ones. Its an aerosol spray , you spray it on then you wipe rub it in and buff it off amazingly it works better than polishes and waxes. I found it at canadian tire.
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