Headlight lenses
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there are many many many things on this ^^^ hit the search button above and you will be buzzy for hours reading everything
ashley just made a good thread about this not to long ago .. take a look in here
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...100-000-a.html
ashley just made a good thread about this not to long ago .. take a look in here
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...100-000-a.html
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^I didn't get JACK from toothpaste.
PlastX worked OK but the results took a while to achieve, and were still not as good as the results with the 3M kit.
The last step on the 3M is to put what they call a "Finishing compound" or some-such on, but it's really just a package of rubbing compound is all it is.
PlastX worked OK but the results took a while to achieve, and were still not as good as the results with the 3M kit.
The last step on the 3M is to put what they call a "Finishing compound" or some-such on, but it's really just a package of rubbing compound is all it is.
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The lenses look no better than after PlastX. The only possible difference is durability, but using PlastX just isn't very hard at all and very quick.
I also just put Klasse AIO and glaze on my car, including headlights - and I think that might help with durability more than anything.
And just a moment to plug the Klasse products. I have an 03.5 sedan and every single time I wash the car it looks brand new, the shine is amazing and the durability is fantastic. No one believes how old my car is and when I tell them every person asks what I use on it. The product is not cheap but you put so little on per application (2 oz) it lasts a very long time.
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