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14 hours ago, zzzak said:

Hows this for a result ?

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14 hours ago, zzzak said:

Hows this for a result ?

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different sides ,show us a before and after of same headlight.

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43 minutes ago, Buckster said:

I’m doing mine this week, I have some 800 grit Emory paper to start with.

Don't sand them...bug spray...get the real strong stuff ..the D3 ...just spray and wipe it off...don't let sit...wipe immediately...don't know what's in there but it burns that yellow glaze right off....check it on youtube. 

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11 minutes ago, Marcel said:

Don't sand them...bug spray...get the real strong stuff ..the D3 ...just spray and wipe it off...don't let sit...wipe immediately...don't know what's in there but it burns that yellow glaze right off....check it on youtube. 

I can get the yellow off no problem but my headlights have deeper crazing from 20 years of use so I am sanding them, done it before, I start with 800, then 1500 then 3000 then an abrasive polish and finally a clear polish and lacquer to protect them.

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1 hour ago, Six30 said:

 

different sides ,show us a before and after of same headlight.

They were unsurprisingly identical but just for you here's a pic of the untreated one after treatment, what on Earth do you think that I did ?

 

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14 hours ago, XTreme said:

Just WD40? I've heard that toothpaste is actually pretty good on them as well.

Cos that's something I've got to do on mine!

I imagine that you have a can of WD, a cloth and about 20 seconds of free time so just do it, it works.

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21 minutes ago, Marcel said:

Don't sand them...bug spray...get the real strong stuff ..the D3 ...just spray and wipe it off...don't let sit...wipe immediately...don't know what's in there but it burns that yellow glaze right off....check it on youtube. 

 

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8 minutes ago, Buckster said:

I can get the yellow off no problem but my headlights have deeper crazing from 20 years of use so I am sanding them, done it before, I start with 800, then 1500 then 3000 then an abrasive polish and finally a clear polish and lacquer to protect them.

When you say that you've done it before was it on the same headlights ?

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10 hours ago, zzzak said:

 

Kinda makes you wonder what it's that shit...strong enough to melt plastic and some shower themselves with the stuff...never been much of a bug spray maniac but will never use it again that's for sure.

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On 11/12/2023 at 22:17, Buckster said:

I can get the yellow off no problem but my headlights have deeper crazing from 20 years of use so I am sanding them, done it before, I start with 800, then 1500 then 3000 then an abrasive polish and finally a clear polish and lacquer to protect them.

That's what I did on my old jag x-type, it didn't last too long though

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