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with invisible glass before putting it back together but it becomes cloudy.
I've been using microfiber towels to wipe them.
The stuff is not abrasive and should be safe to use. I also tried simple green, that makes it cloudy too.
Soap and water are the safest bets but letting them air dry allows little specks of water spots to show through inside the headlight lenses and it just bothers me.
Please help me get it clean to perfection.
I've been using microfiber towels to wipe them.
The stuff is not abrasive and should be safe to use. I also tried simple green, that makes it cloudy too.
Soap and water are the safest bets but letting them air dry allows little specks of water spots to show through inside the headlight lenses and it just bothers me.
Please help me get it clean to perfection.
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My buddy used it on his headlights on the outside..
Anything made for windows or glass is no good for the plastic.. He used this for his headlights and a scratch on his speedometer
Just buffed it out with a MF towel<ul><li><a href="http://www.autopia-carcare.com/meg-g-12310.html">PLASTX</a></li></ul>
Anything made for windows or glass is no good for the plastic.. He used this for his headlights and a scratch on his speedometer
Just buffed it out with a MF towel<ul><li><a href="http://www.autopia-carcare.com/meg-g-12310.html">PLASTX</a></li></ul>
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