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JodyFKerr
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Plastic polish on a buffer.
It'll help but if the lenses are yellow or milky all the way through it'll only help so much.
For modern cars I either go to fleabay or to www.car-part.com. The latter site is the one that all the repair shops use when they do insurance repair work.
It'll help but if the lenses are yellow or milky all the way through it'll only help so much.
For modern cars I either go to fleabay or to www.car-part.com. The latter site is the one that all the repair shops use when they do insurance repair work.
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TR6BILL said:
It won't last long Bill... every time I go get my teeth cleaned, I need to go back in 6 months.... better use the stuff at the auto store
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I just replaced the headlights in the wife's 98 Grand Prix for the same reason. got both left and right from Rock auto for under a $100 shipped.Manufactured by TYC and fit as oem.Polishing 'em didn't do much for any length of time.
Also did my 02 Mustang. They where a little more money,also manufactured by TYC and fit as oem.
Also did my 02 Mustang. They where a little more money,also manufactured by TYC and fit as oem.
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Fitted many of the aftermarket units to various cars, usually MUCH less money than the OEM ones.
I really dislike the plastic things. UV degrades 'em and makes for a real revenue generator for the parts departments. Stoopid design.
Some "engineer" needs a counseling session. :madder:
I really dislike the plastic things. UV degrades 'em and makes for a real revenue generator for the parts departments. Stoopid design.
Some "engineer" needs a counseling session. :madder:
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One word:
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I started a thread about it some time ago. They weren't opaque but they were getting ugly (a lot worse than the pictures look).
This spring I did another quick polish then put laminating film on them. So far they look almost new.
This spring I did another quick polish then put laminating film on them. So far they look almost new.
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