I always replace both because if one went out, the other is typically right behind it.
Even non-alibabba crap often does not meet the standards and fucks with the electrical system, throwing all sorts of codes.
interesting you mention small children... I got my son to replace them today! Though his hands are at least as big as mine now... but still have all their dexterity. and he doesn't have a bad back (yet), or need reading glasses! I told him to look for a video on youtube, I went and bought the bulbs, and he made it work. kids these days...
There are lots of gimmicks out there with effortless methods but they will always come back worse and quicker, buffing and polishing kits with a drill are the only ones you should look for.
Yep - they work. Get the 3M one - don't be tempted by the cheap kits.
Like shared skittles said, mask all of the paint bumper and body around the headlight as there will be a bit of spatter when you start polishing, take your time with each step and be thorough otherwise scratches from the initial cut will show when polishing. and do it in the shade, pull up a chair, crack a beer and roll some tunes, it will take a bit per side to do it right.man, where would I be without teh!?
thanks fellas!
Dunno - I learned about the clearcoat thing after I'd done mine. Should be pretty easy to find solid rec's from the innertoobz.
PSP is dat you?
Eating an apple, typing with one hand.
There was a video using oranges and baking soda. My truck lights look like hell, I should try something. I have an air polisher around here somewhere I've never used.
I bought it to do Fritas windshield that I still haven't done.
Impressive.
When the first renderings came out, I was on the wait list. When I finally saw it, I took my name off the list. Then it was like a year or more delayed.
Neighbour has had one parked up in the weeds for the last half dozen years.
We've got a neighbor with a 70's Land Cruiser that just sits on the curb, stores boxes of stuff, and rusts.
The PT Cruiser has a place in marketing lore. It was originally designed to capture the youth market as Chrysler could really only sell anything based on brand loyalty, and had zero loyalty with people under 30. The original design scored well with the youth market but execs wanted a broader appeal. So we got the POS PT Cruiser which was exclusively purchased by empty nest boomer house wives who were feeling sassy.When the first renderings came out, I was on the wait list. When I finally saw it, I took my name off the list. Then it was like a year or more delayed.
Yeah, that was totally me. I was excited when they showed the renders with the cue ball shifter. Was just before 2000 if I recall. A coworker had also put in a deposit, I think they ended up with an SUV (Ford Escape or something).
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Oh damn, there is an old guy with one of those he had pulled out the other day. If that goes for less than $10k then I'm going to lose my shit.One for you Steve.
Not sure how little power one of these would have above 10k ft....
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