Headlight oxidation fix
#1
06-21-2007, 06:04 PM
Headlight oxidation fix
I had some light hazing on my 2002 Monte Headlight's. I tried Brasso. Worked like a charm, they look brand new, just be careful not to get any on the paint. Oh yeah, Brasso also takes light scratches out of iPods and PSP screens and it's only like $3 a can at Wal-Mart. Anyway, I hope this helps somebody out.
#3
06-21-2007, 06:26 PM
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RE: Headlight oxidation fix
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CDs, DVDs, video games
Motorcycle windshields, visors, fairings, & helmets
Snowmobile windshields, helmets & hoods
Collapsible windows on convertibles & campers
Boat windows & fiberglass
Microwave oven doors, refrigerator panels
Airplane windows
Acrylic tanning beds
Video games & pinball machines
Acrylic hot tubs & spas
Acrylic aquariums & display cases
Plastic tubs, sinks, & countertops
Acrylic trophies & awards
Plastic storm windows & skylights
Auto interiors, gauges, chrome, paints, headlamps
& much, much, more
NOVUS No. 1 & 2
Gently cleans all plastics without scratching. Leaves a lustrous shine that resists fogging, repels dust and eliminates static. NOVUS No. 2 polishes and removes fine scratches, haziness and abrasion from most plastic surfaces. Restores most faded and discolored plastics.
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#4
06-22-2007, 05:50 PM
RE: Headlight oxidation fix
slayer, the issue i have is i diotn have the cash LOL
So i just use the cheap stuff i have her ein teh house for DVD's
Tooth paste and a wet cloth used correctly can take out even some of the deepest scratches.
But the trick is getting it cleaned wiht out ruining the disk also.
So i just use the cheap stuff i have her ein teh house for DVD's
Tooth paste and a wet cloth used correctly can take out even some of the deepest scratches.
But the trick is getting it cleaned wiht out ruining the disk also.
#5
06-22-2007, 06:34 PM
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RE: Headlight oxidation fix
ORIGINAL: mickey
slayer, the issue i have is i diotn have the cash LOL
So i just use the cheap stuff i have her ein teh house for DVD's
Tooth paste and a wet cloth used correctly can take out even some of the deepest scratches.
But the trick is getting it cleaned wiht out ruining the disk also.
slayer, the issue i have is i diotn have the cash LOL
So i just use the cheap stuff i have her ein teh house for DVD's
Tooth paste and a wet cloth used correctly can take out even some of the deepest scratches.
But the trick is getting it cleaned wiht out ruining the disk also.
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