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Headlight Restoration with Previously Coated Headlights
Members of Windshield-Repair-Forum.com are asking about headlight restoration scenarios that require more work than usual. “Time2Shine” is a member who posted his experience with “scabbed” headlights, meaning they had residue remaining from a previous restoration. After an hour or two on the job, he was still able to restore them to like-new condition.
We at Delta Kits recently serviced some headlights on a Honda Accord, similar to what “Time2Shine” described. It was obvious the headlights had a coating on them. Regardless, our technician was still able to restore the headlights to like-new condition in less than a half-hour. Below is a time-lapsed video detailing the process.
Be sure to visit our windshield repair forum! The forum offers a wealth of information on windshield repair, windshield replacement, paintless dent repair and headlight restoration.
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Author: Korey Gobin
06-24-2010
