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I know that our Celica's headlight don't yellow but I've got a Corolla that did. I bought a cleaner kit made just for this problem which cost $10 but it didn't work . I ended up getting them clean with toothpaste. The plain white Crest tooth paste seems to work best. All you do is put some on a paper towel and buff the headlight with it then wipe it off with a clean towel or paper towel. They look like new headlights. Hope this helps someone else on here.
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1500 grit sand paper.
2000 grit sand paper rubbing compound polishing compound. then wax the head light with your every day car wax with every wash. |
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1500 grit sand paper. 2000 grit sand paper rubbing compound polishing compound. then wax the head light with your every day car wax with every wash. This. My roommate and I, came across a guy looking for work, said he could fix the yellow/haze on my roommates car. and in like 15 min had them super clear with a little bit of wet sanding, rubbing compound and a buffer! -------------------- ![]() 6gcHeroes:808hectortimmybatmandiegotigamak |
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