Goodbye headlight haze :)
09-19-2007, 07:53 PM
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Goodbye headlight haze :)
After living with this haze on my 03 I decided something needed to be done. With my awesome friend that has a buffer and a lot of meg's car care products he made it new again
Materials used:
Various grits of 3M WetOrDry
PC 7424 (as always)
Lake Country pads
3M Rubbing Compound
Meg's M3
Meg's PlastX
Meg's M21
Elbow Grease
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Materials used:
Various grits of 3M WetOrDry
PC 7424 (as always)
Lake Country pads
3M Rubbing Compound
Meg's M3
Meg's PlastX
Meg's M21
Elbow Grease
Patience
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Looks great. I have only used the PlastX and had the same results. However I will be needing to take much more drastic measures with my Maxima (they're almost yellow)!
09-20-2007, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by joe645733
does the top plastic peice come off? how did u get that off?
EDIT: because the haze isnt on the outside of it right? i have alot of it too
EDIT: because the haze isnt on the outside of it right? i have alot of it too
There could be haze on the inside of your housing if water got into it, but most likely it is on the outside
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Sweet!! Nice pics too...
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Originally Posted by PETERPIT
Looks great. I have only used the PlastX and had the same results. However I will be needing to take much more drastic measures with my Maxima (they're almost yellow)!
