SANTA3013
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- Dec 30, 2008
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I, like some of you, have denigrated the use of toothpaste to clear up headlights that are hazed and need to be restored. I tried Crest (which is what we had available) on the headlights of our '99 Crown Vic last year just to see if it would help. It did not. Then I learned on here the correct way to restore headlights and they turned out great. I have done several headlights since then and all of them look 100% better.
Well last month we went to Maui with some of our family who live in Phoenix. We stayed with them for one night before we flew home the next day. My wife's cousin wanted to know if I could clean up the headlights on his truck. I didn't have any of my supplies nor did I have time to go buy any.
I thought well I'll try some toothpaste just so he would know I did attempt to do something. He brought out some toothpaste he had brought back from Poland on one of his business trips. I ask him to hand me a rag and some water and I went to work. Although the results were probably not the same as if I had done them using the correct products, the were much better than before. BTW, I think his truck is an '06 Silverado.
Well last month we went to Maui with some of our family who live in Phoenix. We stayed with them for one night before we flew home the next day. My wife's cousin wanted to know if I could clean up the headlights on his truck. I didn't have any of my supplies nor did I have time to go buy any.
I thought well I'll try some toothpaste just so he would know I did attempt to do something. He brought out some toothpaste he had brought back from Poland on one of his business trips. I ask him to hand me a rag and some water and I went to work. Although the results were probably not the same as if I had done them using the correct products, the were much better than before. BTW, I think his truck is an '06 Silverado.
Not bad at all if I say so.:xyxthumbs:
