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If just the one, that's interesting - I have the opposite headlight only needing done.
Did you remove the headlight, or do it in place?
Jon
if you click the link you'll see my blog post, it's just one
my passenger side light was replaced last year - the motor inside broke so I got a whole new light setup, but the driver side is original and 'was' faded
it was on the car when I polished it - taped it up really good!
Looks good. I used the 3m green version to this as mine was originally a FL car and the buildup was pretty heavy for elbow grease. The 3m lens kit is pretty good
I have had mine done 2 times professionally and he used some sort of aerosol protector, it peeled off again. I will try this one with the protector and see
I have had mine done 2 times professionally and he used some sort of aerosol protector, it peeled off again. I will try this one with the protector and see
which protector are you trying? a laminate? or a polish?
That looks really good. I think I have to do mine now.
Thanks!
I was honestly surprised! After doing the 500-grit paper, I thought I was going to die - my mother-in-law came over and said "OMG that looks horrible!"... fortunately it's just part of the process
it's seriously worth the $14, or if you have sandpaper and clearcoat handy you could probably do this for under $10 with the right stuff
Thanks very much for that information! :-)
However, i read your blog entry, and i find that there is a clearly noticable difference between those headlights:
The co-drivers side looks much much clearer. Is that the angle of photo or?
Forget all the sprays toad do the laminex film and don't mess them up with crappy spray cans and make them look like crap and blury. Film will protect Them from ever getting how they were and from rocks.. I've had mine on almost 3 years and they look like brand new again and so does the film. My .02 cent my dude
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finally got around to polishing my faded headlight...!
