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Ask Cars: Fixing foggy headlights (lemmy.ca)

submitted 9 months ago by troyunrau@lemmy.ca to c/cars@lemmy.world

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I'm assuming I can polish the plastic on the headlights in my 2006 Toyota Matrix. I plastic is still "clear", but all the road grit over the years have pitted and fogged the surface. Any advice on material for polishing?

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[–] troyunrau@lemmy.ca 2 points 9 months ago (1 children)

Okay, this is the tiny drop of information that I needed -- a product name which became a search term, which allowed me to find multiple similar products available locally and see that the price was reasonable. So I really appreciate it!

[–] TeckFire@lemmy.world 2 points 9 months ago

No problem! I would check out Product Farm’s video before you buy anything, as a number of similar products do NOT do a good job at all. I decided on CeraKote because of how hard Sylvania was to find (and it was expensive when I could) but I’ve seen similar products by CeraKote that have had great success, so I took a chance, and it paid off. CeraKote won Project Farm’s video on trim restoration, and I can attest to those results as well.