The headlights on this MG TF were very badly eroded and faded, so I set about restoring them. This job not only improves the headlight beam quality, but also the overall look of the front of the car.
Great video, just going back over your TF ones as I've just bought one of these. Same issue with the headlights. I have had some success in the past with an old technique of using a toothbrush and gritty / abrasive toothpaste (like arm & hammer). But I have a kit like yours in the garage so might as well give that a go!
Just starting another binge watch session and top job on the headlight, looks so much better than when you started.
a T25 Steering Rack vid for the MOT on my camper and then this for the headlights on my 185K Subaru Legacy - I'm a seriously happy man!
Great video, just going back over your TF ones as I've just bought one of these. Same issue with the headlights. I have had some success in the past with an old technique of using a toothbrush and gritty / abrasive toothpaste (like arm & hammer). But I have a kit like yours in the garage so might as well give that a go!
Good man.
I had to search for a T25 how to vid and one of yours came up straight away. Cheers
Nice one! 😎
I miss my mg!! Great car😎👍
Get another one! 😉
Going to 1500 and 2000 grit wet or dry can get you a better result faster, then use the kit.
I think if I was to do it again, that's how I'd go. I wanted to try the kit first though before making it too easy for it.
Not sure if it works but I watched a guy on You tube using bug spray to do the same job, I will try it and see lol.
Interesting! Let me know how you get on with that!
Yeah think I seen that as well.
a coat of clear laquer is your only man
I may try that next time I do this job.