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Thanks for the review. Headlights look good and all in just a couple of minutes.
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Re: DP Total Headlight Restoration Kit Review
Great photos - thanks for sharing!
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Re: DP Total Headlight Restoration Kit Review
Quick update.
I went ahead and tried it on my motorcycle windshield. Great results. Achieved about a 90% correction with one pass. The windshield had TONS of fine scratches all over that were the result of neglect, being 7 years old, and me cleaning the windshield improperly over the years. (I'm new!). All in one quick pass on each side of the windshield, it was left clear and with a significant reduction in scratches. Remaining scratches are long, deeper scratches that will probably have to be wet sanded out.
No pics, as I couldn't really get my camera to focus on scratches (google sometime how well a severely scratched or cracked lens still works; cameras have a knack for not showing scratches in clear objects). So you'll just have to take my word for it. But looks great! A friend of mine had a yellow/fading windshield on his and paid $550 for a new one. Imagine how much he'd save if I had known about this sooner? If this would get the scratches out, it would have taken out his oxidation and such, too!
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Re: DP Total Headlight Restoration Kit Review
Originally Posted by Romans5.8
Quick update.
I went ahead and tried it on my motorcycle windshield. Great results. Achieved about a 90% correction with one pass. The windshield had TONS of fine scratches all over that were the result of neglect, being 7 years old, and me cleaning the windshield improperly over the years. (I'm new!). All in one quick pass on each side of the windshield, it was left clear and with a significant reduction in scratches. Remaining scratches are long, deeper scratches that will probably have to be wet sanded out.
No pics, as I couldn't really get my camera to focus on scratches (google sometime how well a severely scratched or cracked lens still works; cameras have a knack for not showing scratches in clear objects). So you'll just have to take my word for it. But looks great! A friend of mine had a yellow/fading windshield on his and paid $550 for a new one. Imagine how much he'd save if I had known about this sooner? If this would get the scratches out, it would have taken out his oxidation and such, too!
I've been thinking about trying a headlight restore kit on my Buell windscreen. Glad to hear some good results. Thanks for the info!
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Re: DP Total Headlight Restoration Kit Review
One quick update on the windshield, I have a few holograms in it now that are visible in direct sunlight. No doubt the result of my ultra-noobiness using what is essentially a rotary (wool pad on a drill). I may dry my GG with a 3" backing pad but since it's a a curved, flexible piece of plexiglass I'm not sure if that'll work. Anyone know of a way to deal with those holograms on something like that?
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