BEST WAY to restore your BADLY faded headlights with AMZING RESULTS!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I will show you how to restore badly faded headlights back to new.
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Thank you. Recently purchased a crossfire and knew this would be one of those jobs I put off because I was nervous to put a drill to the car. The video gave me confidence to see how it gets worse before it gets better. Took the plunge a couple of days ago and now have two brand new looking headlights. Thank you for a clear explanation really helped!
THANK YOU for this great tutorial. I attempted this 5 years ago with a hand applied system. No wonder it didn't work. It is clear now that the 20 minutes I took for each lens with my drill would have been 80 hours of hand work. 😅
My pleasure!
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You don't get enough credit for your videos, great work and thanks for all of them.
Another fine and helpful video, Thx Paul.
Beautiful work.
Thank you so much! My dad has a 2004 crossfire and I'm trying to fix it up because it'd be my first car.
Hi Cadence, join our Facebook page at Chrysler Crossfire International Owners & Tech Group for more help
Super taf bravo
One of my front turn signal bulb sockets has a burn hole in a contact - any source for a new socket as the local Chrysler dealer says they're unavailable to them?
lots of them on Ebay
Paul, I have some questions for you regarding my Crossfire.
Key in the ignition.... no crank, no start... HELP!!
Hey Paul i was wondering if you could help me out on my 2007 crossfire i replaced the water pump on it i unpluged the engine coolant temperature sensor and the cooling fan as well but i did'nt disconnect the battery and now i have most of the dashboard warning lights on i tried to clear them with the code scaner but it won't clear them
i would try a hard reset with simply unplugging the battery for about 30 min then plug it back in.
@@CrossfireRepairsByPaul i've already tried that but it did'nt work
What's wrong when your low beams do not work and your high beams still work
Great video.you inspired me to do this on my crossfire.
Paul is the kind of guy with genius level intellect that still tapes off the top of the headlamp instead of just opening the hood.
Thanks for the video! im struggling with same problem on my crossfire. There is one thing id like to know: instead of the wax from the set you'll mention the use of clear coat. From what i researched on the internet the headlight has to be sanded to some degree before using any paint... can you also apply the clear coat on the polished headlight?
I have been testing a product by Meguiar, so far so good. here is the link www.amazon.ca/Meguiars-G17804-Clear-Headlight-Coating/dp/B01M4RVVX6/ref=bmx_dp_2fknc59o_5/132-4680089-9770932?pd_rd_w=FUfne&pf_rd_p=26a46aa6-9e78-403a-b097-bbfce51e5d56&pf_rd_r=XD766W15887EGER24R3P&pd_rd_r=2c9c3eda-79ab-4ecd-b917-bf7309cdf67d&pd_rd_wg=9P7Xm&pd_rd_i=B01M4RVVX6&psc=1
Great vid Paul. Thank you for your work on our Crossfires.
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Dude all you have to do is quickly scrub it down wipe clean then spray it with clear gloss spray paint. This makrs it look brand nrw and last so much longer.
will this work for tail-light scratches as well??
i have done tail lights using this method