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headlight restorer/leather cleaner

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Posted by: 00greenls

Hi everyone! I just found this site and i'm going to order some of their products to use on my ls. check it out,especially the headlight lens restorer.
http://blingmaster.com/id75.html if that doesn't work go to blingmaster.com amd click on products link on left side of page. let me know what you think.

Posted by: King03LS8

I'm not sure I would buy anything called "Bling Master"

Posted by: bklene50

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Originally Posted by King03LS8

I'm not sure I would buy anything called "Bling Master"

Posted by: Toph69

seriously?

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...ingdragcar.jpg

Posted by: skizot722

I bought some plastic polish/cleaner/scratch remover from Novus for cleaning headlight lenses. It's a 3-step kit and works wonders (no I don't work for Novus

). Here's a link:

http://www.amazon.com/Novus-Polish-P.../dp/B000B4Q9Y6

Posted by: NYC LS8

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Originally Posted by Toph69

seriously?

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...ingdragcar.jpg

LOL...that's Atlanta Dragway!!

Posted by: ChewBear

I bought a headlight restorer kit from Parts Source (Canadian Tire) and you actually wet sand and polish the plastic...I did the headlights and fogs on my 01 and it came out all right.....Still need to borrow my bro's polisher to finish though....

Posted by: KD00LS

You can use any plastic safe polish. Obviously some work better than others. Stuff like Poorboy's is virtually universal when it comes to the surface applications.

Posted by: skizot722

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Originally Posted by KD00LS

You can use any plastic safe polish. Obviously some work better than others. Stuff like Poorboy's is virtually universal when it comes to the surface applications.

It just depends on the condition of the lenses, too. Some will actually require wet-sanding with a very fine-grit sandpaper (which is what step 1 of the Novus cleaner is equiv. to).