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Posted by: clintjw95

Is there any clear corners i can get to match the HID's on a 95 Mark? I need some bad cause the HID's next to the old clear corners looks horrable.



Posted by: 95lscowner

i dont believe they do did yoy try to buff them out



Posted by: clintjw95

I used high grit sand paper but it still looked the same.



Posted by: 4.6powa

just sandpaper, or did you sand and buff too? if all you did was sand, then it is still going to be very cloudy. if not more.



Posted by: poniesviii

Yeah. You have to WET sand them in case you didn't, then either 1) clearcoat them 2) buff them with rubbing compound.

edit: buffing won't clean the inside.



Posted by: 1993_M75

I used Mother's Mag & Aluminum polish paste after wetsanding on headlights. Works great.



Posted by: Frat-man-du

Meguiar's PlasticX works great. I did my 98 LSC cloudy a$$ headlights and they look presentable now. Strange they went cloudy almost over a period of a month.



Posted by: poniesviii

Quote:
Originally Posted by Frat-man-du
Meguiar's PlasticX works great. I did my 98 LSC cloudy a$$ headlights and they look presentable now. Strange they went cloudy almost over a period of a month.
Ah. Pick up some 3M two or three stage compound, the money's worth the time it saves.

That scratchX is superdeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeduper fine, pretty much as course as dirty water.





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