Head light toothpaste
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Head light toothpaste
Incase anyone did'nt know, i just found out about this and did it to my lex. I know its a old trick but i figured if some of yall did'nt know i would show you tha dif before and after. A little bit off toothpaste, a rag, and some good old fashion elbow greese!!!
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Yeah you can tell that i need that front fender!!!!!!!! FN DEER!!!
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Yeah you can tell that i need that front fender!!!!!!!! FN DEER!!!
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looks good ... i also came across a way to restore those old looking head lights .... you can use engine bright or gunk degreaser .... how ever i didnt get a chance to try it my self... its was recommended to me by a pro mechanic ....... im on asap !!!! will post b4 and after shots
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Bad news is, I just noticed condensation in my driver's side headlamp. I guess I now have reason to bake 'em and clear 'em. I just hope the headlamps fit in my oven better than my taillights. Too bad the schedule for the headlamps is accelerated; I wanted to install the ghost-eyes at the same time. Just a little too rich for me right now after tires, wheels and a full suspension.
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I had some Flitz metal polish and the polishing ball on hand, just did the lenses on the Lexus and a Corolla. Both came out great, without too much work. Nice to be able to see the road again at night.
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Just used the Wolfgang kit and it is awesome! It couldn't have been easier. I actually got better results than the clearing attempted by my service shop a year back. They look like new! I can't believe the chrome that's been hidden within that lens all this time.
They're beautiful!
They're beautiful!
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Do I just apply to the outside of the lens or do I have to remove the headlights and clean the inside? The link in the DIY section was for a lens cleaning product but I didn't see how to apply it.
Edit- Nevermind, found the answer when I searched for the wolfgang kit
Edit- Nevermind, found the answer when I searched for the wolfgang kit
Last edited by 13loody; 04-11-07 at 09:59 AM.
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I was looking around for the Wolfgang kit and found it at autogeek.net where clublexus members get 10% off with the coupon code CL-0902 Be sure to check out this topic: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/automotive-care-and-detailing/59305-killer-deals-with-clublexus-pricing-pakshak-pricing-updated-nov-2004-a.html for other discounts.
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Just used the Wolfgang kit and it is awesome! It couldn't have been easier. I actually got better results than the clearing attempted by my service shop a year back. They look like new! I can't believe the chrome that's been hidden within that lens all this time.
They're beautiful!
They're beautiful!
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