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Good old tooth paste and a rag does a pretty good job aswell
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Cut and Polish is a good option. Did that on my old neon with some 1500 wet and dry paper and ordinary cutting compound. My mate was telling me if you take the lights out, give them a buff, then you can get some cheap clear plastic primer and you won't have to do them again for years. |
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All good ideas, just remember whatever product or solution you go for make sure it has a sealer to protect the light (as glassylite does). The light has a protective coating from new, when you buff that light the first time you completely remove that manufacturers seal and the light is now exposed to UV and the elements.
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just resurrecting this thread..
I finally applied Glassylite to my foz today and real happy with the results. The process was all done in around 30 mins. Before: After:
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Was going to ask for before/afters but no need.
Cheers Muggz awesome transformation.
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Works great. Ramon did this on my car for MOV..
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what a transformation! My car will be getting a dose of that when it's back on the road.
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Good as new....
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7 More to go?
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glassylite, headlight, polish, restore, yellow |
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