mcguire headlight cleaning
07-04-2009, 08:35 PM
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mcguire headlight cleaning Not sure where to put this or if someone has done this before but thought I would share my results.
Picked up the Mcguire headlight cleaning kit for 20 bucks.
Removed the headlights off my wife's 2000 honda civic.
Wiped the headlights down with a paper towel and then just followed the directions on the box.
I used a skill 1/2 cored drill.
Overall I am pleased with the results.
Picked up the Mcguire headlight cleaning kit for 20 bucks.
Removed the headlights off my wife's 2000 honda civic.
Wiped the headlights down with a paper towel and then just followed the directions on the box.
I used a skill 1/2 cored drill.
Overall I am pleased with the results.
07-04-2009, 09:29 PM
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ya I have seen really good results with this stuff. I usually use a 1000 grit sand paper and work my way up to 2000 using soap and water, then use a plastic polish and it is a lot cheaper but doesn't look as good, but not too bad either.
07-05-2009, 10:52 AM
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Yeah I did the same thing to my headlights. Mine were even worse than those, you could actually see the 'scaling' of the plastic from the corrosion. I used the headlight cleaning kit and it worked incredibly well. But there was still a haze over them. So I grabbed a bottle of Meguiers Plastix and it took that haze right out!
