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I know you guys w/s14's know what I'm talking about. My s14's headlights are getting yellow, I've tried to wash them, scrub them, bleach them, oxy-clean them....it still seems to look yellow...arghhh!! This is one reason that's making me suggest an s15 front end conversion. I want my headlights to look clear...as clear as the corner lights. What have you guys done to solve this problem??? Does nissan sell OEM replacements? I've heard of a glass version is this true? HELP!
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One of mines getting yellow too <img src="#/f/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/sad.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':('>
I’m thinking about getting halogens so I don’t think it will matter but if anyone has a tip on how to clean im id like to hear |
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I took 1500-grit wet/dry sandpaper and very carefully sanded them, while keeping the headlight and sandpaper very wet. I then took 3m polishing glaze and polished the #### outta them and they look SOOOOOO much better!
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