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First thanks to TDPOWER for your post on the restore. I almost went out to buy the kit but, my wallet squealed. I think it has a leak.
Any way after watching the video he posted I decided to try a "homestyle".
Worked pretty good and I already had every thing I needed in my garage.
I did two lights before I thought about taking pictures. Now I'll try to post them. HOWTO-http://www.saconsign.com/pagea.html
That looks good. Did you use a drill to do that? My mustang was to far gone for just the rubbing compound. I was going to use the rubbing compound annually to keep mine up...I'm glad I inspired others to make their headlights look perky again.
You did good! The least abrasive approach is the best. Leaves more of the factory protective coating. If they are to far gone you may have to get a kit like 3m.
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