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Old 03-22-04, 03:00 PM
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My FD, probably like most others suffers from poor headlights. For those of you that still have their stock set up, and have noticed that the plastic lens is fogged from road sandblasting over the years, you can get some of that transparency back. I tried Novus Plastic scratch remover and it worked very well. I started with #2 which took off about 90% then switched to #1 which dealt with the rest. Someone in another thread had asked if anyone tried something like this, so I posted my experience.

http://amazinglink.com/main/autos-shop-novus-inc.htm
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Re: Headlight Lens fogging solution FYI

Originally posted by luneytune
My FD, probably like most others suffers from poor headlights. For those of you that still have their stock set up, and have noticed that the plastic lens is fogged from road sandblasting over the years, you can get some of that transparency back. I tried Novus Plastic scratch remover and it worked very well. I started with #2 which took off about 90% then switched to #1 which dealt with the rest. Someone in another thread had asked if anyone tried something like this, so I posted my experience.

http://amazinglink.com/main/autos-shop-novus-inc.htm
Have you tried that on your turn signals?
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No, haven't tried it on there but I am going to as I have a few scratches on the tailights and its all the same plastic.
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Cool. Thanks for the tip. I'll give it a shot.
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I've been using the Novus stuff for years..
all plastic lenses etc etc.
Good schtuff

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That stuff works great...used the same trick on my old ugly supra lights
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