Aftermarket headlights
Hello everyone, have a 2005 xc90 with awful halogen headlights. Tried to sand, but no luck. Thinking to buy some tyc cause the dealer is asking an arm... my question is: did someone replace his headlights more than 2-3 years ago. How did it last. I know it’s cheap and I’m not allowed to expect miracles, but still want to have an idea. Thanks a lot everyone, regards.
Hello everyone, have a 2005 xc90 with awful halogen headlights. Tried to sand, but no luck. Thinking to buy some tyc cause the dealer is asking an arm... my question is: did someone replace his headlights more than 2-3 years ago. How did it last. I know it’s cheap and I’m not allowed to expect miracles, but still want to have an idea. Thanks a lot everyone, regards.
Another option is to wet sand the headlamp lenses and finish with 800 grit wet sand to get them smooth and uniform.
Then, ask a local body shop to spray clear on them the next time that they set up to shoot a panel or small job. The headlights come out of the vehicle very easily. This is the best "repair" out there.
Then, ask a local body shop to spray clear on them the next time that they set up to shoot a panel or small job. The headlights come out of the vehicle very easily. This is the best "repair" out there.
Another option is to wet sand the headlamp lenses and finish with 800 grit wet sand to get them smooth and uniform.
Then, ask a local body shop to spray clear on them the next time that they set up to shoot a panel or small job. The headlights come out of the vehicle very easily. This is the best "repair" out there.
Then, ask a local body shop to spray clear on them the next time that they set up to shoot a panel or small job. The headlights come out of the vehicle very easily. This is the best "repair" out there.
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