How does this stack up against similar products?
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It works great.
My 2013 Tacoma headlights have not faded after 9 years, the truck is never garaged.
My Moto Guzzi motorcycle has a Vetter full fairing, and the windshield is not faded
My 2006 Volvo XC90 headlights are mot faded.
So yes, its works great for needs and is easily available at Walmart, Auto Zone etc.
It's not magic as if the lenses are already crossed the border line new lenses may be the better option, then maintain with PLAST X.
Others may have different results.
Look through the windshield in the pic, that windshield is at lease 15 years old.
TOM B
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My 2013 Tacoma headlights have not faded after 9 years, the truck is never garaged.
My Moto Guzzi motorcycle has a Vetter full fairing, and the windshield is not faded
My 2006 Volvo XC90 headlights are mot faded.
So yes, its works great for needs and is easily available at Walmart, Auto Zone etc.
It's not magic as if the lenses are already crossed the border line new lenses may be the better option, then maintain with PLAST X.
Others may have different results.
Look through the windshield in the pic, that windshield is at lease 15 years old.
TOM B
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I used it on a old scratched up speedometer lens on my 95 Mustang and it did a fabulous job.
manicrodder
$50 site donor 2022
It worked well on the Frontier but I got about 9 months before I needed to reapply/correct. Still good and easy to use.
How often do you do the headlights on your Tacoma? Do you apply anything after?