mopowers
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Have you guys used any of those 'headlight restore kits' on your late model cars/trucks? Are they even worth the coin? Which one would you recommend? Thanks!
Headlight restore kits
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Yep 3M kit works great. Got them at walmart on sale for around $8-9.
Used on inst bezel lenses and on 08 Rogue(pos) headlights. Worked great.
Used on inst bezel lenses and on 08 Rogue(pos) headlights. Worked great.
vitamindart
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used the rustoleum one, seems to be holding up good. lots of wet sanding to remove all the haze from mine.
Donnie514
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I am lucky. Never had to use it but I have a "new in package" 3M kit. The number is 39008. They are on e bay, cheapest is $12.99 with free shipping. They have many many five star ratings. You can have mine for ten bucks and I will ship it tomorrow.
Pay Pal only. I heard Off, deep woods helps as a cleaner, but that is hear say.
Pay Pal only. I heard Off, deep woods helps as a cleaner, but that is hear say.
That works as well, I had a guy here at my house show me how it worked.
It isn't safe for the plastic though, don't use it.
Used a cheaper kit (all polisher) that didn't do a very good job. Didn't remove all the haze, did it again, still didn't remove all the haze. I understand that those kits that require sanding do a better job. My solution was to buy new lenses, $100 for a pair and they look great.
I have had terrific results using the kit from Meguiars and it has held up exceptionally well after 2 yrs.
dukeboy440
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this is the kit I used on the wife's durango. 5 years and still looks better than the yellowed POS I had.
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