thirdgen

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So last weekend I caught my smokin hot neighbor in her driveway with the hood up on her VW jetta. So I grab a few beers and pop in there and I'm like "what's going on over here?". Then her jersey shore boyfriend comes out and he's like, "eh bra, how's it hangin?". I'm like what're you doing? He explains to me that he bought a headlight polishing kit at auto zone for $25 bucks and that he was gonna save the day by cleaning her fogged up headlights. Over an hour later the headlights finally looked better, but his broski tactics weren't that impressive to me, so I'm like "my miata's headlights look way worse than that jetta did." So he says that he only used like 1/4 of the bottle of the cleaning stuff and I could use it on my car.
Today I did both headlights in like 10 minutes and they looked like hindy hole before, but now they look like i swapped in a brand new set of headlights.
I highly suggest investing in a meguiars headlight cleaning kit if your headlights are muffed up, it works way awesome and there's enough solution there to do like 8 cars. Could be an easy money maker, as there are guys near me that get $50 a car for headlight cleaning.

icantthink4155

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I have the Meguiars plastic polish that I did my tails and side makers with after I shaved them. Stuff works great.

ScottFW

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A promising start.

Nope, totally limp.


I got the 3M kit cause autogeek was running a special on it a couple weeks ago. Worked awesomely on our 98 Saturn. They were horrendous before but now they look mint.

Cococarbine3

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