Best place to buff out headlights?
03-18-11, 01:01 AM
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Oh damn inviting yourself? hahaha jk. im cool with it.
Rancho Cucamonga.
If a bunch of people are interested we can have a "buff out your headlights" day at my place...i'm down...
I don't have a fancy buffer or anything, but its good enuff and i've used it to buff out headlights with just PlastX and it's worked on all 3 cars i tried so far!
Rancho Cucamonga.
If a bunch of people are interested we can have a "buff out your headlights" day at my place...i'm down...
I don't have a fancy buffer or anything, but its good enuff and i've used it to buff out headlights with just PlastX and it's worked on all 3 cars i tried so far!
03-18-11, 11:19 AM
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I recently noticed that my passenger side headlight is a bit more yellow than my driver side. Not sure why it's unevenly oxidized, but I would definitely try buffing it out myself before paying someone to do it. No one will take the same time, care, and precision that I would to do it myself.
I've got a Flitz headlight restoration kit and will be trying it out this afternoon. I'll try to take pictures of the before and after.
I've got a Flitz headlight restoration kit and will be trying it out this afternoon. I'll try to take pictures of the before and after.
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