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So I finally got some of the supplies I wanted to correct my headlight. Unfortunately about the time I was going to buy the DP products they had gone bye bye. So what I opted to do was to buy what I plan on using for my paint and apply it to the head lights. What I ended up using was the Optimum...

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Just an FYI. I discovered this just yesterday. The Magic Eraser is basically a product called Melamine foam. Do a quick search for that and you will find it so much cheaper as to be unbelievable. For example, 100 pcs for $8.79. So you could basically use it once and throw it away.

What is EL?

Mike, I am curious as to whether there are form options for the picture of the vehicle? Like one that might have a truck instead?

So what did you do for the rims other than IronX? Bike looks great.

Chris, being that I have a truck (Nissan Frontier CC) do you think that I would need the 20cc version instead of the 10cc?

That's just exactly what I am looking for. My Frontier has a lot of that up front. This should be great for all that PVD.

Here is the link to the article that Mike Phillips did where he used brushes: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/59327-how-restore-exterior-black-plastic-trim.html The other item is Solution Finish: Solution Finish Black Plastic & Vinyl Restorer, trim restorer, black...