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ive done alot of searching but still couldnt find it... i remember there was a site that ha d some good basic instructions and pics on how to clean your plastic headlights. it involves heating the housing to remove the headlight, wet sanding it in side and/or outside, applying polishes and then resealong it on the car. i remember it was done on a toyota supra.



does anyone know the address to that site?
 
great, thanks aot! hope they fix that site soon.



anyone else knows of a site on info on how to clean fogged headlights?
 
First I'd like to thank whomever created this forum and site, truly AWESOME, and compared to some of the others, very, very, informative.

I have been detailing, though improperly, for several years, and began several years ago, unlearning all of my bad habits. As I now, for the first time have 2 new cars, I am wanting to step it up a notch in the detailing dept, to keep these cars looking 'new' for many, many years.

Cars: 2011 Nissan Juke - Electric Blue, my wife's car, she loves it, and calls it her 'little blue animal'

Mine: 2010 Nissan Frontier, Crew Cab, LE, BLACK, and so far has NO SWIRLS, NO MARRING, NO SCRATCHES, and NO DOOR DINGS. Lets hope I can keep it this way.

I stumbled upon Collinite 845 several years ago and swear by it. Recently purchased 476s, and some Klasse AIO, to keep my cars looking their best.

Already have a PC, just need a new backing plate, and some new pads before spring.

Thanks for everything that is posted here

Damon
 
Hi Damon! Thank you for joining the forum and the compliments. PAC (properautocare.com) created the forum but than the members took over (and are the guys who truly deserve credit).
 
Hi Damon! Thank you for joining the forum and the compliments. PAC (properautocare.com) created the forum but than the members took over (and are the guys who truly deserve credit).
 
Welcome to Truth In Detailing Darth Truck, all here are great folks to ask any questions you may have and anything I can do please be free to call me at PAC.
 
Welcome to TID Damon.
This is indeed a great place to learn. Ask a lot of questions, and read a lot, and you will be up to par very fast.
I hope to see you around.

Btw, I also love 845IW.
 
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