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    which pic ?

    the first I wash and cleaned the light then took the first pic then I used the turtle wax and then buff it and then took the second pic

    but yes their was a couple of spots left after in the centre not sure if inside wear or it needs a second going over thou
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    No, it looks like an excellent transformation. Just checking that the top pic it was clean as it looks almost too good to be true.
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    No, it looks like an excellent transformation. Just checking that the top pic it was clean as it looks almost too good to be true.
    you and my dad seems happy with it I was not as happy as their was some marks still in the centre of the head light but as I say it could be on the inside ..as apparently it either happens on the outside and can be fixed or on the inside and has to be replaced when it gets to bad .. something to do with uv coating I am lead to believe
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    it can be done with toothpaste any one with baking soda in it but then you need to then wax the headlight to seal it so if you ant got any car wax then easier to just spend £7 in halfords for one of these also a lot less messy then the toothpaste ...

    I am no good at link to vids but their is a couple of decent vids of both ways on you tube you would be amazed
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    Quote Originally Posted by is that my watch View Post
    it can be done with toothpaste any one with baking soda in it but then you need to then wax the headlight to seal it so if you ant got any car wax then easier to just spend £7 in halfords for one of these also a lot less messy then the toothpaste ...

    I am no good at link to vids but their is a couple of decent vids of both ways on you tube you would be amazed
    Same as polishing acrylic watches then I guess. I have read that green paste can leave a green film though.
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    yeah the vids I saw the toothpaste used was colgate and was white and the turtle wax was white to so might be the case special if they did not wax seal it

    yes exactly like a watch crystal I would say did look a bit like polywatch when I squirted it on a cloth probably same sort of mixture maybe
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    About the best plastic polish I've ever used is Novus.
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    I used it my boats for many years. You should be able to find it in Wal Mart or any marine store. The kit is 3 - 2oz bottles. Should be about $13.
    There are larger containers if you need it. Pints and gallons, I think.

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    An aircraft protectant. Aerosol, about $14 a can. Excellent stuff.
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    I just had a Jeep Cherokee has a rental. What an absolute POS. Uncomfortable seats, terrible steering wheel and ergonomics, slow to respond. Plus everything else I hate about modern cars, crap visibility, needing a degree in computer science to figure anything out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 93EXCivic View Post
    I just had a Jeep Cherokee has a rental. What an absolute POS. Uncomfortable seats, terrible steering wheel and ergonomics, slow to respond. Plus everything else I hate about modern cars, crap visibility, needing a degree in computer science to figure anything out.
    No offence to anyone here who may own one, but yeah they suck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 93EXCivic View Post
    I just had a Jeep Cherokee has a rental. What an absolute POS. Uncomfortable seats, terrible steering wheel and ergonomics, slow to respond. Plus everything else I hate about modern cars, crap visibility, needing a degree in computer science to figure anything out.
    I double down on that description I had one as a dealer provided loaner and it was terrible rode like a shopping cart and seats hurt my back I guess if you want bland and uncomfortable I recomend it

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