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    Default Headlight refinishing


    Anybody know anything about it? Are the kits worth the $ or am I better of having it done?

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    There not bad--I've done it on a couple of cars. Problem is it don't last as long as you would think--maybe a couple of years then you gotta do it again.
    Least that's my experience

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    Kits work. Follow instructions and let Ba do it

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    Buy new one cheap skate

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    The kits work......It will take longer than 5 minutes though, lol
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    I did my wifes and they looked worse after than before. Vim lazy tough and prolly didnt do it right.

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    What? You gonna polish up your little girl truck?

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    i tried it without success...won't do it again

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    I always trade for a brand new truck before my lights get dim.......get a better trade in that way also
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    My daughter's headlight lenses were oxidized pretty bad and her boyfriend bought one of those kits and I was surprised how much they cleared up. They didnt come out a good as a brand new one but that much money wasnt spent either. Frankly, I wouldnt bought the kit thinking it was a waste of money and wouldnt work but it was definitely worth the money spent. I guess it just depends on how good you want the lenses to get whether you buy new lenses or try the kit on what you have. I guess Amy's lenses restored to about 2/3rds of what brand new would look like.

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