Headlight protectors

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Gingerposer
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Re: Headlight protectors

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Toothpaste (paste, not the gel kind) or Autosol work well.
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Re: Headlight protectors

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Second that, but a word of warning - don't be tempted to use a power tool (other than a slow speed polisher) or you'll MELT the surface :shock:
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Re: Sv: Headlight protectors

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I've used Turtles kit - the headlights looks like new now 8-)


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Re: Headlight protectors

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superloopy wrote:By hand?

Thought autosol was a chrome cleaner?
Aye, it works cos it's a very mild abrasive - just rub it on with a damp cloth and keep rubbing for a while - toothpaste is cheaper and just as effective though.
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