Replacing aging plastic headlamps, how to protect.
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I wax mine on the 2500HD, 11 years in the Texas sun....I must be doing something right??
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The UV protector that comes with Sylvania's headlight restoration kit. It may be available separately on its own.
if you want to have a much more durable solution, but at a much higher cost;
you can get (clear) ppf/film applied to your lights, and that will definitely work to keep them clear.
example: headlightarmor.com
or you can call up any tint shop that does clearbra/ppf
you can get (clear) ppf/film applied to your lights, and that will definitely work to keep them clear.
example: headlightarmor.com
or you can call up any tint shop that does clearbra/ppf
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Good OEM headlamps should last 10+ years without anything done to them. Will you still have the car in 10 years? Cheap aftermarket replacements will vary greatly.
I use Mother's plastic polish on mine, look like new except for a few small chips.
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