1996 Subaru Legacy, never parked indoors. About an hour and a half (plus a battery recharge) with the Ryobi drill. Anyone else used it? Pictures?
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1996 Subaru Legacy, never parked indoors. About an hour and a half (plus a battery recharge) with the Ryobi drill. Anyone else used it? Pictures?
I was just thinking about starting a thread about this stuff...my brother had this stuff in the garage, and I thought what the heck, can't make them any more fogged up and hazed over than what they already were....and wish I did a before and after shots.......
Holy Freakin W O W !!!!!!talk about night and day difference.....they look new again....I'm impressed!!!I forgot how clear they were when my Jeep was new in 1999...definately worth the money.....
Holy Freakin W O W !!!!!!talk about night and day difference.....they look new again....I'm impressed!!!I forgot how clear they were when my Jeep was new in 1999...definately worth the money.....
Used the Turtle Wax version on the headlights of my '95 Explorer (very yellowed and hazy), and was very pleased with the outcome.
arbilab
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Umm, these people never heard of GLASS? Oh no, that would last a lifetime, can't have that.
toploader55
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Turtle Wax Kit Here
Tried it on the Tacoma. Worked really good.
The Toyota Dealership sent out a flyer on Specials for the Month. Headlight Restoration... Like around $100.00 or something like that. Threw away the brochure after I laughed at that price.
Tried it on the Tacoma. Worked really good.
The Toyota Dealership sent out a flyer on Specials for the Month. Headlight Restoration... Like around $100.00 or something like that. Threw away the brochure after I laughed at that price.
"Raw Materials" shortage? The answer is "Plastic
Really... To make the lenses "glass" like the way sealed-beam headlights have long-been in this day & age, they would probably out-last the rest of the car...!
-- Dave
Really... To make the lenses "glass" like the way sealed-beam headlights have long-been in this day & age, they would probably out-last the rest of the car...!
-- Dave
whirlcool
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Our local BMW dealer charges $50.00 per headlight for this service. Fortunately I have not yet had to have it done yet.
I see some cars on the road, especially 8-12 year old Mustangs that have the headlights almost opaque due to weathering. I don't know how the drivers can see at night.
I see some cars on the road, especially 8-12 year old Mustangs that have the headlights almost opaque due to weathering. I don't know how the drivers can see at night.
ptcruiser51
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Turtle Wax job here
It did require more than one treatment but remarkable results. Hope it's a long time before the new Fusion needs it!
It did require more than one treatment but remarkable results. Hope it's a long time before the new Fusion needs it!
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