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ive had these corner lights for 6 years now and they have taken a beating from daily driving the car since i bought it. i want to strip whats left of the tint, restore the lens back to crystal clear and then lightly tint them again. ive never done this so i would appreciate any help!
WetSand with 1500 grit and then follow up with 2000. Then polish the lenses. If there is still some imperfections repeat steps.
Get some VHT night shades, wetsand the lenses again with 2000 grit just to get them to look smokey so the Nightshades have something to stick to. Put even coats of VHT one light coat at a time. I wouldnt so more than 3 coats or they will be black. Wait 5 minutes between coats. Grab a can of clear coat and use 3,4, or 5 coats of clear. Wait 5 minutes inbetween coats.Wet sand the clear after dry, and polish to a glass like finish.
Last edited by Blown 346; Sep 25, 2012 at 05:35 AM.
You might want to remove them and check the housing and see how it looks where the bulb fits. It's pretty common to see the housing is melted from the years of heat damage.
My opinion is to get a new set of originals or spend 90 and get some nice aftermarket Depo brands.
You might want to remove them and check the housing and see how it looks where the bulb fits. It's pretty common to see the housing is melted from the years of heat damage.
My opinion is to get a new set of originals or spend 90 and get some nice aftermarket Depo brands.
I installed aftermarket corners with my LED/HID conversion and it's amazing how they updated the looks and modernized the car. At around $80, they were relatively inexpensive.
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I installed aftermarket corners with my LED/HID conversion and it's amazing how they updated the looks and modernized the car. At around $80, they were relatively inexpensive.