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e53 tailgate lights reconditioning
with the 3m system or other mfg. Mine are terribly hazy comparied to the brake lights thanks, Rich
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Rich Wilson 2006 X5 3.0 6Speed Build Date 10/12/2005 |
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e53 tailgate lights reconditioning
Yes, I polished mine with paraffin oil. It is not perfect but better than it was!
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First pass was a polish with Meguiar's Plastic-X and then the second pass was an application of Meguiar's Headlight Protectant. ![]() ![]() I used some masking tape around the edges so as to avoid any paint damage.
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since each side is held in place by 3 bolts I will probably just
remove them totally. I used the 3M™ Headlight Lens Restoration System, 39008 on my headlights a couple of years ago and they still look good. thanks, Rich
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