transparency of the headlights ?
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hi guys! By the time you received your new car the headlight is very transparent but as the time passes... it will becomes very opaque .That's not a problem with the old cars because thet don't have this "plastic or glass to cover it" so I used a little compound on my 99 stang with a semi good result. :angry: so you guys ..do you have any secrets :worship: :worship: :worship:
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Originally posted by frank@November 4, 2004, 11:43 AM
hi guys! By the time you received your new car the headlight is very transparent but as the time passes... it will becomes very opaque .That's not a problem with the old cars because thet don't have this "plastic or glass to cover it" so I used a little compound on my 99 stang with a semi good result. :angry: so you guys ..do you have any secrets :worship: :worship: :worship:
hi guys! By the time you received your new car the headlight is very transparent but as the time passes... it will becomes very opaque .That's not a problem with the old cars because thet don't have this "plastic or glass to cover it" so I used a little compound on my 99 stang with a semi good result. :angry: so you guys ..do you have any secrets :worship: :worship: :worship:
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Originally posted by 2005muzzy@November 4, 2004, 12:10 PM
blue corral metal polish works great
blue corral metal polish works great
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Meguiar's makes a separate plastic polish and plastic cleaner (2-stage application). I use them on my current car with pretty good results, but I think some amount of yellowing is unavoidable.
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