POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Here's a video of my headlights being restored... Link to YouTube Video
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YOUR RESEARCHVideo of my headlights being restored
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POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
accidental post...
POST 3Original post
That's a lot of tape. Someone should tell them the headlights come off in 20 seconds.
POST 4Original post
^^Right! Also, what about overspray? Mine looked like that and I just wiped on and wiped off some liquid restorer and they came out great. I thought I was going to have to do the whole nine but no...Just need to uv seal them now.
POST 5Original post
Quotes source post: 15169809
why throw shade on this guy? You've been here since 2016 and throw up a motor mount thread?🙃 Motor mounts; Are there right and left specific parts?😁
POST 6Original post
Looks nice! Got a before picture?
POST 7Original post
What is that wand the guy is using at the end?
POST 8Original post
Quotes source post: 15170068
Looks like a uv light. Did he cut the surface before spraying the clear?
POST 9Original post
Wow, they look great, was it expensive?
POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
To answer a few of your questions: They looked pretty bad before I had them done, I'll look but I don't think I have a picture of them. I've done 5 headlight Restorations on different cars over the years, and these were the worst at the beginning, and the best looking at the end. yes that's a UV light. it cost $85. I told the guy before we started that I could just pop the lights out real quick so he could do it off the car, and he said he would rather not because he didn't want to have to brace the lights outside of the car and possibly break something. he did not get over spray anywhere. also, this is the same guy that tinted my windows that day. He did a fantastic job. His name is Daniel Camacho and if you want I can give you his contact number.
POST 11Original post
Looks like a pretty simple job and well worth $85. Luckily mine still look great after 18 years and 77k miles.
POST 12Original post
Was your headlight "yellow" or just scuffed?
POST 13Original post
Interesting. Apparently it's something you can DIY -> https://www.klear.us/products
POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
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The drivers side was pretty rough. I've done the diy version and unless you have a uvlight and the pro stuff, it doesn't last.
POST 15Original post
Quotes source post: 15177586
I'm curious what the MSDS says the ingredients are, and if such benefits can be had from another less expensive source. In other words, what's in the spray can, such as urethane, which typically sells for much less than $89/can.
POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
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The trend right now on products similar to this is the company has two versions, a consumer and a "professional" version. They only sell the pro version to someone that's paid big money for the training. Usually only difference is the consumer version isn't as shiny and doesn't last very long. Ask me how I know...
POST 17Original post
Quotes source post: 15181091
I know its only been four months but how have the headlights been holding up? I'm in SA and weighing my options.
POST 18 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Quotes source post: 15431871
Still looks like they do in the video! Solar Tint Co. Daniel & Crystal Camacho (husband & wife combination) 15055 Judson Rd [phone removed] They tinted my windows also...
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