bolt.com

So my new lights came today and I installed them. Bought them on Amazon.com for about $60 a light. The right side fits perfectly but the left isnt real snug in the area just fore of the yellow side-markers where it meets the fender........a little gap. I removed them again and really put a generous supply of silicone gasket in there since some water is going to get between the top of the light and the fender.
New lights do an amazing thing for the look fo the nose of the car...............

I put some good wax on both, but what is the best way to protect these things? Only wax??????

562cobra

Polish, Clear Coat, Wax, Polish.

Post some pics bolt.

bolt.com

What do you mean by clearcoat? Like a spray on or something? Or should I take it to a local body guy and ask him to hit the lights with clearcoat?

Im confused...........but then again, Im always confused.........

isjoining

why bother putting a wax if you're going to polish after?

562cobra

polish, clear coat, polish wax.

is what i meant to put.

you can buy a spray can of clear. let it cure(dry) for a couple hours, polish, then wax.

carlastang

go to the zone and they have a Kit that costs $20. it will restore the lights to factory original. I used it and it kicks butt. well worth the 20. only takes about 1 hour

jrherald420

i use that kit on my lincoln mark VIII and it sucked *****!!! it was a waste of 20 bucks. wetsanded and used plastic polish and they are 10 time better than that kit.

StylinM6s

Hands down I know what you need: Rubbing Compound. That would have worked, after you wet sand it down, the rubbing compound would have taken away that milky ****ty look

flyifrvfr

I suggest polishing your buffer...no wait buff then polish.

jrherald420

lol!!! fellas he bought new headlights a couple days ago!!!!!! no need to keep posting.