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  1. 09-28-2011, 10:30 PM #1
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    i see u got the 94-97 integra headlights that i sold u looking good... they were so dirty and now they look almost new good job bro
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigt8aford View Post
    I use a very similar process at work. They like using a polish after sanding (400 then 1000 to smooth things out) but I personally like to rub, what we use as, tire shine in to get a real bright look. I know it washes off after it rains, but it just needs to be pretty for inspection. Haha.
    Lol never heard of tire shine on headlights but sounds intersting!

    Quote Originally Posted by jdm eg6 View Post
    i see u got the 94-97 integra headlights that i sold u looking good... they were so dirty and now they look almost new good job bro
    Yeah. Bro as soon as I got home I sand them down and cleaned them!
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