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10-04-10, 08:41 PM
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New tails look very good. Great job on the headlights.
Im glad the headlight trick worked out for you 
10-05-10, 07:33 AM
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I ordered the tail lights from a company called Viniati (google them). Shipped for $299, best price around. Thanks for the trick Tony, I used 1500wetsand with some soapy water, then polished it with the meguiars plasticX with a drill attachment.
For you guys out there that are skeptical about these tail lights, they are worth it. Makes the car look 5 years newer, great buy.
For you guys out there that are skeptical about these tail lights, they are worth it. Makes the car look 5 years newer, great buy.
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10-06-10, 06:17 AM
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To my knowledge there is no "prevention" method to this problem. The headlights had that yellow/cloudy tint on them.
In that picture where it looks cloudy is after I wetsanded it and polished a corner to see how it came out.
I've never wetsanded before and I did a damn good job. Spent about 30min on each light. If you plan on doing this, make sure your sanding strokes are parallel (no circles etc..) I used a top-to-bottom motion.
Results will vary depending on the intensity of the "fog effect" on the headlight
In that picture where it looks cloudy is after I wetsanded it and polished a corner to see how it came out.
I've never wetsanded before and I did a damn good job. Spent about 30min on each light. If you plan on doing this, make sure your sanding strokes are parallel (no circles etc..) I used a top-to-bottom motion.
Results will vary depending on the intensity of the "fog effect" on the headlight
