3M Headlight Restoration System
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They just demonstrated the methods above on Power Block TV over the weekend.
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Even cheaper if you use Mothers Mag and Aluminum wheel polish and a buffer.Then seal the lights over with a good hard paste wax and they will stay that way for a long time.
It was shown to us at a detailing seminar many years ago as a way to cure the then yellowing headlights of the Shadows and Early Escorts.
It was shown to us at a detailing seminar many years ago as a way to cure the then yellowing headlights of the Shadows and Early Escorts.
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The kit is WAY faster then hand sanding.... I have hand sanded MANY headlights. This is much quicker and comes out much more even. Plus you dont slam your finger into the little nubbies molded into the headlight (some cars have them).
Plus i cant imagine what a PITA it would be to do fog lights. I did my fogs in about 5 minutes per side.
Before and after pix...
Last edited by Dr. Evil; 06-05-2010 at 06:30 PM.
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i have found a kit that comes with the sander, buffer, multi grit sand papers, and compound and polish that works extemely well
takes a little more time and effert to do but it works the best
if used right you can turn a old dingy light to looking like a new one
i got my kit from my matco tools guy, i beleive most auto parts stores can get them as well
takes a little more time and effert to do but it works the best
if used right you can turn a old dingy light to looking like a new one
i got my kit from my matco tools guy, i beleive most auto parts stores can get them as well
Last edited by Ghostwolf; 07-05-2010 at 06:21 PM.