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cleaning haze off of headlights
i need to get this haze off of my headlights, somebody mentioned mothers headlight polish and i checked their site and couldnt find any
https://store.mothers.com/index.php?cPath=13
can somebody point me in the right direction?
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It's called Plastic X
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once u have a haze on the headlights, that means ur clear coat is gone, and its really never gonna come off. i seen some stuff at o'reily's that is to put on ur headlights once they're hazed over. dont konw what it was called, probably like mentioned "plastic x".
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Mmmmm, no.
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theres also this one thing called "3M plastic filler" or something like that. ive seen it used in real life. made a yellow foggy lens basically like new
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Quote: Originally Posted by
neonelite10 Mmmmm, no.
So its cool to use aluminum polish for plastics?
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Mother's w/ a buff ball or highspeed buffer @ low RPM's will make your headlights look just like new!!
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that's why you wax your headlights when you do the car at same time. keeps them looking new!
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Toothpaste?
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try it before spending money on something
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you can then have "mintey fresh" headlights
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Quote: Originally Posted by
Adionik Toothpaste?
i've seen it done. it doesnt matter what kind/flavor/whitening. but as long as the oxadation is not super bad it will clear most of it up
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BOOOOYAH!
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I wasn't mocking it, but there are so many flavors and brands out there I didn't know which
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