Baking and blacking out headlights
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Right on man. Thanks! Trunk is coming along FYI. I'm still sanding the lip to be perfectly smooth. I only have time to do a few hours of work a week. Man it's tedious!!!
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I saw your progress, you are doing great! Keep doing nice work, if you have any questions, feel free to ask anytime!
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How did you get all the haze out of the clear front lens? was all that haze on the outside or also on the inside of the lens?
I feel like no matter how hard I try to remove it (using various methods), the haze just persists, as if it was on the inside.
I would love to have my headlights look as clean as those in the above photo!
great job java
I feel like no matter how hard I try to remove it (using various methods), the haze just persists, as if it was on the inside.
I would love to have my headlights look as clean as those in the above photo!
great job java



Awesome job.

