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black start wrote:If the headlight has a little more work and scratches the 3M kit works great!
These are my before and after pics71F1fOO5YJL._SL1024_.jpeg20181227_150055.jpeg20181227_160740.jpeg
nick639v2 wrote:Some feedback here, the aerosol coating after a while does deteriorate and the process will have to be redone in around 1 year to upkeep it... It's worth it tho
MG Man wrote: There are some age cracks too, but nothing can fix that
If it's glass, have a go... But plastic headlights no matter who advertise what sealant and all that. Once that inner coating gets touched by anything it just seems to go downhill pretty quicklyshogun wrote:MG Man wrote: There are some age cracks too, but nothing can fix that
Because those cracks are too deep, or because they're on the inside of the lens?
Think I have some of that cracking on one of my headlights. Was seriously thinking about separating the lens from the housing and attempting to repair it. Waste of time attempting that?
nick639v2 wrote:If it's glass, have a go... But plastic headlights no matter who advertise what sealant and all that. Once that inner coating gets touched by anything it just seems to go downhill pretty quicklyshogun wrote:MG Man wrote: There are some age cracks too, but nothing can fix that
Because those cracks are too deep, or because they're on the inside of the lens?
Think I have some of that cracking on one of my headlights. Was seriously thinking about separating the lens from the housing and attempting to repair it. Waste of time attempting that?
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