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DIY Sanding light lenses
#16
I see. Thanks Emoshun.
mm, so, actually when we retro fit headlamps, we change the crystal hat with the projector lenses with some reflector shield, is it work like that? Could anyone explain what is the retro fit?
thx
mm, so, actually when we retro fit headlamps, we change the crystal hat with the projector lenses with some reflector shield, is it work like that? Could anyone explain what is the retro fit?
thx
#17
Do anyone else's lights look worse than when they started with the first method with the scratch X and doing it by hand? I did it on a fog and it did nothing then I did it on the like inner light next to the head lights and it's smooth as anything but like milked out looking now? I washed it like 50 times with water and that one still looks awful? I'm thinking most of my dirt is on the inside of the lens not the outside too?
#18
umm i didnt follow this thread directions but i did use
TURTLE WAX headlight restore kit. ( it said 5 mins on box ) kinda like 5-10 mins.
and it works. very easy no sanding ( it also has a sanding kit that comes along too ) ( unless yours is very bad ) )
TURTLE WAX headlight restore kit. ( it said 5 mins on box ) kinda like 5-10 mins.
and it works. very easy no sanding ( it also has a sanding kit that comes along too ) ( unless yours is very bad ) )
#20
For those who are getting results that are worse. You need to use a lot more elbow grease with the polishing. Meguiars original ScratchX is a relatively weak product. I suggest you buy a bottle of Meguiars Ultimate Compound and Meguiars Plastx. And use them after sanding.
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