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Hello all, 

 

I love to keep my car in the best condition I can get it in but there is one thing that's bugging me!

 

My headlights are cloudy :( I want them to be uber shiny like the rest of my car. 

 

I have tried toothpaste with no luck and I have even tried 5000 Grit sand paper 

 

Any ideas? 

or do I bight the bullet and by a new set?

 

(Excuse the rain, you can get some idea from the picture though)

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Have a search on here, there's other owners in the same boat, that have used some products I think meguairs stuff could be wrong but they have had varying results

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depends if it's started on the inside. The blobeye in the garage has after market front lights because of that :( 

Posted

I shall order them! what orange lights do i need for indicators as it says they are not included

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Best getting the silver ones mate that glow orange otherwise you will see the bright orange bulb. I'm not sure on the size sorry. But most places should stock them or eBay once you see them. 

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Well after much trial and error i got some new lights sorted and eventually got them wired in, set the angel eyes as day time running lights :) and the top 3 LEDs on my fog  lights, as I don't have front fogs 

 

I really love the transformation from the old scuft lights :D worth the stress of fitting, also got chrome indicators to keep it looking clean

(my hands froze doing this in snow!)

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(angel eyes

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In the dark, not the best representation of how they look but still

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No, they couldn't get them before April, so I found a guy on eBay, from the doncaster area, the guy wasnt the nicest guy to deal with but he was selling them and I wanted them.

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I was about to post and say that I bought my impreza when the headlights were cloudy but manage to de-cloudify them with some abrasive solution and a buffing tool! Turned out great, but those headlights looks really smart!

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