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Old Sep 12, 2009 | 02:04 PM
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Definitely some good info... this was the first thing I think that needs to be done on our recently acquired SSEi! They look terrible!
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Old Feb 17, 2010 | 07:33 PM
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Auto Zone carries a 3M / Headlight Lens Restorer Kit (part number: 39008 ). Costs about $20 and results are AMAZING! Did mine in about an hour. Didn't need any "UV protection" either. Months later and still lookin good!
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Old Feb 18, 2010 | 08:54 AM
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If you need to do the job on the cheap, you can get most of the results by using polishing compound and a buffing pad on a drill. Polishing compound is less harsh than rubbing compound and removes less plastic and provides a good shine. You can get a buffing pad at Walmart for about $5.00 and polishing compound costs about another $5.00. So for about $10.00 and some patience, you can achieve some pretty good results. That'* what I do when I detail vehicles.

Matt
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