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home made clear headlights

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Nmud2Deep   +1y
i know there is a way to remove the orange markers from my headlights.....i was told you can put them in the oven to loosen the aghesive and pull them apart to access the markers...what is the procedure....
ptman2002   +1y

this was in an issue of sport truck or street trucks about 4 to 5 months ago i think.
HaVoC1   +1y
The oven trick... done it to both my trucks. Works great... Here's the instructions. http://www.geocities.com/spacefreak22/clearcornors.html 
LaidNeon   +1y
did it to my 09 Ram & my neon
Nmud2Deep   +1y

thanks for the help...i got the headlights apart and fixed but is there a way to get the dirty yellow/faded look out of my lower clear corners?
HaVoC1   +1y
Assuming I am thinking the same thing as you as far as the yellow/fading, there are two ways to help or get rid of it. the first or easiest is to use a product called plast-x by meguiars that cleans it up a little bit or the most efficient way is to snad it down with sand paper and getting to smaller and smaller grit up to 3000+ then clear coating over it. IT looks like brand new afterwards...
lost cause   +1y
Sanding them down and clear coating them often times work the best to re store a crystal clear shine.Just remember that you should never clear coat over any thing finer than 800 grit or you will have serious de-lam problems (meaning your clear coat will not stick, and will start coming off) I'm think about doing this oven trick on my wifes car lol. I hope it works lmao!
HaVoC1   +1y
^^ Thank you. I didnt know much about the sanding/clear coating, just heard of a couple people explaining how they did it.
ogcoyb   +1y

i did the oven trick on my old 03 and the sand and clear on my tahoe. both worked good.
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