06 g35 headlight question
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Assuming you haven't already screwed it up by trying to clean the inside, it may be salvageable. If the "foggy" look is due to repeated heat/UV exposure, they can sometimes be sanded back to close to their original clarity.
If sanding doesn't work, or if your cleaning the interior already fubar'd it, you'll have to buy new lights. I recommend OEM as output from most eBay lights are trash by comparison.
If sanding doesn't work, or if your cleaning the interior already fubar'd it, you'll have to buy new lights. I recommend OEM as output from most eBay lights are trash by comparison.
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You should be able to swap lenses tho.
Adversely, you might try (I've done this) removing all the electronics, put some soap and water in there, rinse them out really well and then use some spot free dishwasher stuff (like jet dry or cascade) and distilled water a few times to rinse them out thoroughly. Then to be extra sure that there won't be water spotting inside, blow them out with compressed air until completely dry. You'll need an air compressor (obviously) to do this.
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