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Post #1
 15th October 2008 - 04:09 AM
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hey guys someone on here has the before and after shots of hadlights after being cleaned. I was talking to him the other day but deleted my messages. Who knows who it is. Any help would be good 
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jashneilk
Post #12
QUOTE(hobberz @ Oct 28 2008, 06:56 AM) [snapback]1283061786[/snapback] Nizpro this guy speaks the truth https://www.boostcruising.com/forums/index.php?showuser=20005 |
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big929
Post #16
i have a 'wolfgang' headlight cleaning kit |
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PIMPED_jzx100
Post #20
its easy, get some cut and polish guys, and ull get ur lights to look like that, trust me, did it on my old r33, and u ll know how they go after afew years, comeup brand new, so cut and polish is the way to go |
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smoothas
Post #21
QUOTE(PIMPED_jzx100 @ Oct 31 2008, 08:10 PM) [snapback]1283082248[/snapback] its easy, get some cut and polish guys, and ull get ur lights to look like that, trust me, did it on my old r33, and u ll know how they go after afew years, comeup brand new, so cut and polish is the way to go dude post up your photos if you can do better than this stuff !! - Awesome gear !!  IM IMPRESSED |
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86TX5
Post #22
QUOTE(PIMPED_jzx100 @ Oct 31 2008, 08:10 PM) [snapback]1283082248[/snapback] its easy, get some cut and polish guys, and ull get ur lights to look like that, trust me, did it on my old r33, and u ll know how they go after afew years, comeup brand new, so cut and polish is the way to go Yeah, you can get it to look that good with cut and polish, I've dont it myself. But give it 2 months and its back the same again. The difference with this product is, a clear layer is provided to stop the light going back to its yellowish colour...thats why I want it
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PyrotiX
Post #23
QUOTE(86TX5 @ Oct 31 2008, 11:00 PM) [snapback]1283083084[/snapback] Yeah, you can get it to look that good with cut and polish, I've dont it myself. But give it 2 months and its back the same again. The difference with this product is, a clear layer is provided to stop the light going back to its yellowish colour...thats why I want it Yeah the product I used had a very fine sandpaper and some polish. But the plastic was a smoky white from all the fine scratches and certainly didn't look the same as after I added the protective layer. Cut and polish alone wouldn't have got the same result as this. This is what it looked like after I applied the polish and was just about to add the the clear coat.  You may not be able to see it very well, but the plastic was a very hazy white and you could see all the scratches on the plastic from the sanding down. The clear coat filled all the very fine holes and gave it that new look.. that's the difference between cut polish and this stuff. |
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nizpro
Post #31
QUOTE(70NKA @ Apr 15 2009, 08:22 PM) [snapback]1283909190[/snapback] work on a glass surface? Certainly does!!! QUOTE(trommie @ Apr 15 2009, 08:38 PM) [snapback]1283909299[/snapback] u can buy this stuff in autobarn also, near all the sprays and glues. No you cant. That stuff is not for road use. Crystalite is ADR approved. QUOTE(matmarhar @ Apr 15 2009, 09:35 PM) [snapback]1283909745[/snapback] how much does said stuff cost Tints are $BIG$ quotes via PM The clear DIY glassylite kit is $38 posted. go to flickr.com and type 'crystalite' into the search bar for pics of crystalite tinted lights. |
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