Headlight renewal
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I've used the restoration kits on my old Explorer in the past. It looked great for about 6 months and was then back to the way it was.
On the F250 I found entirely new, CAPA certified headlight enclosures with new bulb for $35/ side. So...$25 for a polish kit or $70 for new lights.....
The new lights look great and took about as long to install as it took to polish the Explorer lights.
On the F250 I found entirely new, CAPA certified headlight enclosures with new bulb for $35/ side. So...$25 for a polish kit or $70 for new lights.....
The new lights look great and took about as long to install as it took to polish the Explorer lights.
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Replacing the headlights with new ones is ultimately what I did. Or, more correctly, I purchased new headlights, with bulbs, for about $37.00 per side, and am keeping them in their box, until it is warm enough to replace them.
I posted the link, because I ran into an ocean of information about the different restoration methods that were out there. This video seemed to sum them up rather well.
I posted the link, because I ran into an ocean of information about the different restoration methods that were out there. This video seemed to sum them up rather well.
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