Let me explain something to you guys. The toothpaste has a mild grit to it, its taking a thin layer of plastic off of your head lights. They make head light repair kits that work alot better. (obviously) You'll completely destroy the head light with heavy grit sand paper, then get finer and finer until your polishing it. The toothpaste idea was a goof that actually worked.. Results may vary. Having people mock me is upsetting, because I did this to prove to you that it actually works.. and it clearly does. If I did it again, I bet it would have looked better the second time around... And enough with the bird... Its a mocking bird.. And it was defending her nest making that racket...lol
Haven't tried idea yet but you did a great job explaining how to do it. Reading the comments makes me think some people don't know how to appreciate nature by complaining about the birds and some people commented how much they liked listening to the birds and told you so, I also enjoyed the chirps and you wrote a very good nice comment back. Thanks.
It should be noted that there are various ways to effectively clean the lenses BUT a protective layer of a clear coat product is needed to ensure that the lenses don't just revert to cloudiness again
You should also see when that video was made and stop accusing. It wasn't designed to monitor remotely. Only way if you had a MiFi. Whatever, you're a bully
The abrasives in the toothpaste seem to be just right for the initial treatment of that badly deteriorated headlight housing. However, further improvement is possible, using the same technique a second time, this time with a clear plastic cleaner such as Meguiar's PlastX (at Walmart etc). The abrasives in a clear plastic cleaner are finer, and will further improve the result (a finer polish).
If people mocked you then "F" them! The results speak for themselves. To remove the toothpaste I used the 'gritty ' side of a common kitchen sponge with the sponge on one side and an abrasive on the other. Worked great! It took 5 minutes and the results were fantastic! Thanks and great tip!
Just did this on my 97 Ford Contour headlight. They are really yellowed. Found a very old tube of Crest whitening with baking soda. Did just as you did with no prep. The 1st round looked wonderful. Went ahead and repeated the process as before and now it looks brand new !!! Plan on hitting the other one tomorrow. Thanks again !
I do headlamp restoration, crest paste does not work, in order to get it nice and smoothy, they need to get sand down to remove the yellow film, by the Sylvania restoration kit, the best thing in the market.
I bought my Chevy venture in 2002 and from that time I never cleaned those lights but when I saw this video and tried it on my headlights the results were found to be magnificent. I did the process twice and the results were outstanding Thanks Joe your the best.
FSEVENMAN this is a 2002 Mazda MPV, wife's van. She no longer has this. When she purchased it the side markers were replaced by the original owner because the headlights were too expensive to replace. The rest is history. Thanks for the question and comments. ;)
FYI, the haze is a product of the OEM coating breaking down. This coating has a UV inhibitor that prevents the plastic lens from effectively dry rotting and becoming brittle. Hence those little micro-fractures in the plastic you will see that form after prolonged use of polishes and compounds like this that simply smooth the surface but provide no protection to the plastic underneath from the sun. It is far better to simply replace the UV inhibitors by repainting the lenses with a good quality clear coat by removing the headlights or taillights, wet sanding with 1000 grit, and painting the lenses with a good clear coat. Sound complicated but it isn't. Use 3-4 even coats of Krylon Fusion Clear Gloss or Duplicolor Acrylic Clear Gloss (Both have UV inhibitors that protect the plastic). For best results, allow the paint to cure overnight before you gently wet sand the next day with 2000 grit and polish with an automotive rubbing compound. Re-coated, the lenses will likely outlast the car and will require nothing more than the same coat of wax you should already be using on your cars paint.
Going to try this, thanks! I avoid flouride (city water and toothpaste) as it is really bad for you but I'm sure I have some around in my emergency backup supplies. Loved the background birds. :) If your bored check out my short post a message to our future.
I tried it on my 2000 Ford ranger. Big headlights. And...it worked. Had to scrub a little harder and CREST worked fine. Thanks for the tip, and it saved some cash too!
Those people complaining about the birds are so unaware of the beauty of life. They deserve to be put in a certain trap that will make them appreciate life. If not then we won't EVER have to hear from them ever again. It's called thinning out the trash.
So let me understand your reasoning and thought process. To encourage people to appreciate the beauty of Life your approach is to take theirs? I think you might want to rethink your thought process there tough guy.
Toothpaste in fact does work ((I used it on my truck)) but it depends on how severe your headlights are weathered. The minivan featured in this video only suffered from oxidized lens which is pretty easy to take out with toothpaste. Now if your headlights are scratched or have hard water staining on them then toothpaste will not work and that calls for either replacing the fixture or wet sanding them.
dsteward85 - Toothpaste does work on severely fogged and stained headlights. I have an 06, and I just tried the toothpaste on it, and it worked wonders!
What I did was put toothpaste in various parts of the head light and spread the paste with a tooth bush in circular motion (dry toothbrush) after that put water on the tooth brush repeatedly while doing circular motion on the headlights. Then grab and old wet shirt/rag and rub it after that get a dry shirt/rag and whipe of all the left over paste. I got them really clear. Good video btw.
I will try this amazing technique , because it is so simple and very cheap. I tried to restore the headlights with various items purchased from the auto store non worked.
Thankyou for the time and great tip ! Always looking for home products that help in other ways ! Great video. and again thanks for taking your time to help others !
WHY DON'T THEY JUSS MAKE THEM OUT OF GLASS???? PROBLEM SOLVED!!! STOP THE PLASTIC STUFF!!! IN THE 50'S, 60'S, AND 70's, THEY USED GLASS. CHEAP BASTARDS!!!! BRING BACK GLASS HEADLIGHTS!!!!
Tata Nokomis true ! Out of thick glass though. Thick clear glass not as thin as the plastic ones. You'll be on the freeway and those big trucks will throw rocks at your windshield and headlights and they'll eventually break and crack
AMEN FOR THE GLASS.. I Have a 1983 Buick Park ave With Glass Headlights... I Don't Know WHY They Started Making These Headlights PLASTIC.. That's Stupid of THEM..
80's and some 90's and 00's had glass headlights, a 1990 Chevy Cavalier has glass headlights, a 1995 Isuzu Rodeo has glass headlights, and a 2000 Jeep Cherokee has glass headlights.
Omg! Thank you for posting, I just bought a 2003 Nissan 350z, and the headlights were SUPER YELLOW. I thought I would have to spend hundreds of $$ to fix, nope...1oz of aquafresh! thank you so much, they look brand new.
I hate the plastic lens that are used on modern vehicles. Thanks for sharing this with us. ..a cheap solution to an annoying problem. Thanks for your post.
Partially correct. In order to make it work (it does!!!) you need to use water together with the toothpaste. This way you give the grains consisted in the paste a chance to scrub better your area.Few months ago i cleared a complete fiberglass canopy of a soaring glider with tooth paste and it does miracles.
Great idea. Great sound track as well! I might try the toothpaste on my jag lights and compare it to using the proper perspex polishes (two grades) I have as well.
Used Colgate Complete on our 2005 Toyota Sienna and 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid and with minimal effort restored both sets of headlights!!! Some recommendations to consider...water the headlights down first before adding the toothpaste and let toothpaste sit for a minute or two before rinsing and wiping away!
I used Meguiar's to polish my lenses and then coated them with Meguiar's protective coating. Has to be re-applied once a year to keep the plastic clear.
toothpaste worked on my old car very well. I'd say about 80% of the original when it was very thickly oxidized. However, after washing with a water hose, it "steamed up" but still better than before. So, is there a wax to apply to make the lenses shine?? +
I did this on my truck and what I did was different from what he did, I grabbed a spray bottle of water and set it aside, grabbed some tape and old news papers and made a barrier around the headlight, grabbed my buffer with both the applying and buffing wheels, put the tooth paste onto the applying wheel and applied it to my headlight, after I let it dry for about 45secs-1min while changing the wheels, sprayed water onto the headlight and started buffing it out, after I grabbed some clear coat type stuff and sprayed it over the headlight, I did this in september last year before winter and it is just starting to dim now, noticeably enough to see a different but not to the point of where you cant see 4 feet in front of you at night :P
Great tip. I just saw at the dealership the other day that they will clean your headlights for you and it would only cost $40 for one, or a bargain $70 for both! What a rip-off!
Thank you for taking the time to show us this easy, effective and very cheap method. Also, what a great avian concert! I wish I could wake up to this 🎶 every morning.
Thanks Joe. I bought some special stuff to remove the haze but your results prove that there are cheaper alternatives. I have read that baking soda and vinegar with a little dish soap work also.
Exactly! I only did it once! to show it does work. People need to see also that I dried the lens too. some people think its still wet, but its not! Thank you Ian!
I was sceptical but i used the principle of creamy microabrasive creams and used CIF (UK) as my wifes Citreon C3 failed MOT on the amount of light coming through headlight that was yellow. It absolutely got rid of the Yellowing and then a polish sealed the deal. Lovely Jubbly.
LOVE the back ground music...!! 🐦🦜🐦🐦🐦
Thank you.. first positive comment in a long time!!
Let me explain something to you guys. The toothpaste has a mild grit to it, its taking a thin layer of plastic off of your head lights. They make head light repair kits that work alot better. (obviously) You'll completely destroy the head light with heavy grit sand paper, then get finer and finer until your polishing it. The toothpaste idea was a goof that actually worked.. Results may vary. Having people mock me is upsetting, because I did this to prove to you that it actually works.. and it clearly does. If I did it again, I bet it would have looked better the second time around... And enough with the bird... Its a mocking bird.. And it was defending her nest making that racket...lol
I used a magic eraser with the paste, and they looked great. It's a temporary fix, but works awesome on the cheap
+Robert Richard What a great idea! Magic Eraser!
Robert Richard is that a Clorox magic eraser?
Haven't tried idea yet but you did a great job explaining how to do it. Reading the comments makes me think some people don't know how to appreciate nature by complaining about the birds and some people commented how much they liked listening to the birds and told you so, I also enjoyed the chirps and you wrote a very good nice comment back. Thanks.
Joeteck you don't need to explain yourself to these people brother. Thanks
It should be noted that there are various ways to effectively clean the lenses BUT a protective layer of a clear coat product is needed to ensure that the lenses don't just revert to cloudiness again
You should also see when that video was made and stop accusing. It wasn't designed to monitor remotely. Only way if you had a MiFi. Whatever, you're a bully
Today is the 6 year Anniversary of this video! Holy crap! Thank you everyone for watching and supporting my channel!
Yes were are..Its 2019 and Thanks for sharing..Im going to try it on my 03 Monte Carlo head lights.😀
Not here.. Long Island. NY
@@Joeteck in 2021
The abrasives in the toothpaste seem to be just right for the initial treatment of that badly deteriorated headlight housing. However, further improvement is possible, using the same technique a second time, this time with a clear plastic cleaner such as Meguiar's PlastX (at Walmart etc). The abrasives in a clear plastic cleaner are finer, and will further improve the result (a finer polish).
If people mocked you then "F" them! The results speak for themselves. To remove the toothpaste I used the 'gritty ' side of a common kitchen sponge with the sponge on one side and an abrasive on the other. Worked great! It took 5 minutes and the results were fantastic! Thanks and great tip!
Pinned! Awesome comment!!!
Just did this on my 97 Ford Contour headlight. They are really yellowed. Found a very old tube of Crest whitening with baking soda. Did just as you did with no prep. The 1st round looked wonderful. Went ahead and repeated the process as before and now it looks brand new !!! Plan on hitting the other one tomorrow. Thanks again !
I do headlamp restoration, crest paste does not work, in order to get it nice and smoothy, they need to get sand down to remove the yellow film, by the Sylvania restoration kit, the best thing in the market.
not only are those babies sparkling clean.. but they are minty fresh as well :)
How long does that last tho compared to the restoration???
I bought my Chevy venture in 2002 and from that time I never cleaned those lights but when I saw this video and tried it on my headlights the results were found to be magnificent. I did the process twice and the results were outstanding
Thanks Joe your the best.
Glad it worked out for you !
Before you put the toothpaste the lens was white, what was on it? Thanks
As soon as you clean all the toothpaste off add a coat of car wax to it just like you would your paint and it'll make it even clearer
Yt
why was the blinker acrylic cover so clear when it was right next to the headlight was it recently replaced?
FSEVENMAN this is a 2002 Mazda MPV, wife's van. She no longer has this. When she purchased it the side markers were replaced by the original owner because the headlights were too expensive to replace. The rest is history. Thanks for the question and comments. ;)
FYI, the haze is a product of the OEM coating breaking down. This coating has a UV inhibitor that prevents the plastic lens from effectively dry rotting and becoming brittle. Hence those little micro-fractures in the plastic you will see that form after prolonged use of polishes and compounds like this that simply smooth the surface but provide no protection to the plastic underneath from the sun.
It is far better to simply replace the UV inhibitors by repainting the lenses with a good quality clear coat by removing the headlights or taillights, wet sanding with 1000 grit, and painting the lenses with a good clear coat. Sound complicated but it isn't.
Use 3-4 even coats of Krylon Fusion Clear Gloss or Duplicolor Acrylic Clear Gloss (Both have UV inhibitors that protect the plastic). For best results, allow the paint to cure overnight before you gently wet sand the next day with 2000 grit and polish with an automotive rubbing compound.
Re-coated, the lenses will likely outlast the car and will require nothing more than the same coat of wax you should already be using on your cars paint.
I'm going to try this! Sounds far more logical - my BF is an automotive painter so what you're saying makes perfect sense!
Is the Krylon available in a spray can, or do you have to use a paint sprayer?
it's way easier to use the toothpaste. Provides the exact same results. Believe me. I live in the southwest desert and the toothpaste works!
Thanks bro
Son's headlamps are just the same as yours was, took three attempts with the toothpaste but now they are lovely and clear. Thanks.
Very helpful and relaxing video with the bird song.
Thank you very much,.pinned!
Going to try this, thanks! I avoid flouride (city water and toothpaste) as it is really bad for you but I'm sure I have some around in my emergency backup supplies.
Loved the background birds. :)
If your bored check out my short post a message to our future.
I tried it on my 2000 Ford ranger. Big headlights. And...it worked. Had to scrub a little harder and CREST worked fine. Thanks for the tip, and it saved some cash too!
Those people complaining about the birds are so unaware of the beauty of life. They deserve to be put in a certain trap that will make them appreciate life. If not then we won't EVER have to hear from them ever again. It's called thinning out the trash.
That was a very thoughtful reply to everyone. I have pinned it for everyone to see! Nicely done!
I hardly noticed the bird, mostly the task at hand. Some peeps are waaay too nervy..
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So let me understand your reasoning and thought process. To encourage people to appreciate the beauty of Life your approach is to take theirs? I think you might want to rethink your thought process there tough guy.
Will I need to add anything after the toothpaste to like protect it or anything?
Toothpaste in fact does work ((I used it on my truck)) but it depends on how severe your headlights are weathered. The minivan featured in this video only suffered from oxidized lens which is pretty easy to take out with toothpaste. Now if your headlights are scratched or have hard water staining on them then toothpaste will not work and that calls for either replacing the fixture or wet sanding them.
dsteward85 - Toothpaste does work on severely fogged and stained headlights. I have an 06, and I just tried the toothpaste on it, and it worked wonders!
Bring back the glass headlights and dump theses plastic lenses .
After apply the toothpaste and going through the process. How long did it protect your headlights from haze?
Bad language posts will be deleted. PERIOD.. Keep it clean guys...
Nathan Jacobson
looool
Men the bird singing ,you missed the bird awesome..
Fuck alright
Love the Mocking Bird in the back ground... nice!
What I did was put toothpaste in various parts of the head light and spread the paste with a tooth bush in circular motion (dry toothbrush) after that put water on the tooth brush repeatedly while doing circular motion on the headlights. Then grab and old wet shirt/rag and rub it after that get a dry shirt/rag and whipe of all the left over paste. I got them really clear. Good video btw.
I've tried many other things that haven't worked , so I'll definitely give this a shot!
I will try this amazing technique , because it is so simple and very cheap. I tried to restore the headlights with various items purchased from the auto store non worked.
Thx for sharing. Love the lesson and those peaceful birds.
This worked great. Thanks. I read somewhere to add in bicarb soda. I did and scrubbed for 5 mins with toothbrush. Worked a treat.
Thankyou for the time and great tip ! Always looking for home products that help in other ways ! Great video. and again thanks for taking your time to help others !
Does the toothpaste have to be gritty? Im gonna try this today, thanks!
WHY DON'T THEY JUSS MAKE THEM OUT OF GLASS???? PROBLEM SOLVED!!! STOP THE PLASTIC STUFF!!! IN THE 50'S, 60'S, AND 70's, THEY USED GLASS. CHEAP BASTARDS!!!! BRING BACK GLASS HEADLIGHTS!!!!
Tata Nokomis true ! Out of thick glass though.
Thick clear glass not as thin as the plastic ones. You'll be on the freeway and those big trucks will throw rocks at your windshield and headlights and they'll eventually break and crack
I think it is now illegal to use glass for pedestrian safety.
Glass deal with more temperature.
AMEN FOR THE GLASS.. I Have a 1983 Buick Park ave With Glass Headlights... I Don't Know WHY They Started Making These Headlights PLASTIC.. That's Stupid of THEM..
80's and some 90's and 00's had glass headlights, a 1990 Chevy Cavalier has glass headlights, a 1995 Isuzu Rodeo has glass headlights, and a 2000 Jeep Cherokee has glass headlights.
Omg! Thank you for posting, I just bought a 2003 Nissan 350z, and the headlights were SUPER YELLOW. I thought I would have to spend hundreds of $$ to fix, nope...1oz of aquafresh! thank you so much, they look brand new.
The birds sound so beautiful it makes me want to sit on my porch drinking some strawberry lemonade!!!
Thanks!!!!
lemonade is made by LEMON ;)
Is there a certain toothpaste that works the best? Does the brand matter?
4 out of 5 dentist recommend it
Dumb comment.
Bwahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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Fla ggg
Lol
If this takes oxidation off headlight lenses, what damage is it doing to your teeth?????
It takes the oxidation off them too.
Wow, didn't know it was that easy! Will try it out. Thank you!
did you try to wet sand it too? i bet gonna be even better
Yeah this works. Loved the sounds of the birds by the way, made me enjoy watching.
Perfect!! PINNED!!!!!
Joeteck Thank you and thanks for sharing
for 19 dollars I bought the Sylvania restoration kit, best product to use in the market.
for $0.20 cents, you can try this.
Thankyou for posting. My car has just failed its MOT for misty headlights so I will try this.
Did the lights seem to cloud/yellow up faster after you did this?
Great tip. Worked a treat. Went ftom opaque yellow to clear see through in 10 mins of polishing. Best use for toothpaste yet.
Pinned!
Did you use Crest Complete Sensodyne, or just regular AIM?
@@djaftermath4313 did you watch the video? I show the tube used..
@@Joeteck I see it now, sorry about that. I'm getting old lol
@@djaftermath4313 aren't we all..lol
Does it matter that kind of toothpaste you use? Can you mix it with another cleaner for a possible stronger result?
I'm not sure if gel would work.. Stick with the paste type...
So how do you get the headlight to spit, after rinse?? ;-)
It looked like crest but any specific type of it?
Not gel
Great job Joe I followed your directions and it worked like a charm Thanks that's one for the good guys
PINNED! Awesome comment
Great Presentation, does any type of toothpaste work? Love thr birds...
No, just not gel type.
@@Joeteck THANKS Joe!! 😁
Sounds like you’re doing this demonstration somewhere in the Amazon river! Good job 👍
Lol
I hate the plastic lens that are used on modern vehicles. Thanks for sharing this with us. ..a cheap solution to an annoying problem. Thanks for your post.
Yes! I'm going to try this! (And I love the sound of all the birds in the background!)
That was a Mockingbird. We have them around here and they make a variety of other bird calls. I love them!
Very good! Correct!
Partially correct. In order to make it work (it does!!!) you need to use water together with the toothpaste. This way you give the grains consisted in the paste a chance to scrub better your area.Few months ago i cleared a complete fiberglass canopy of a soaring glider with tooth paste and it does miracles.
Great idea. Great sound track as well!
I might try the toothpaste on my jag lights and compare it to using the proper perspex polishes (two grades) I have as well.
Headlamp cleaning device not working on Mercedes 2010 e class any ideas hat the problem is?
You bought a device to clean your head lamps?
Used Colgate Complete on our 2005 Toyota Sienna and 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid and with minimal effort restored both sets of headlights!!! Some recommendations to consider...water the headlights down first before adding the toothpaste and let toothpaste sit for a minute or two before rinsing and wiping away!
glad it worked out for you..
Hi, this is really nice to know. I just wonder if it works for the backlight’s too? He’s, Germany
Ohhh i get it yellow teeth.... Yellow headlight makes perfect sense lol
Javier Saravia lmfao
I used Meguiar's to polish my lenses and then coated them with Meguiar's protective coating. Has to be re-applied once a year to keep the plastic clear.
How long did it stay clear for?
I'm loving the sounds of the birds..... 🐦🕊🦅
how come side light lense is as clear as crystal?
Works a treat, and my car smells so minty fresh....😂
cheap and easy fix, best idea, I use it with baking powder yesterday and it does improve
I need to do mine, Thanks for the tip . Keep em coming.
What kind of birds are those. Sound great
Can u imagine just one bird made 123 people mad, LOL.
Un friggin real maan, lololol..
That was 5 years ago, how many now?
I actually kept watching video because mocking birds sounds are soothing to me🐦🐦
Mike SS I love the sound of the bird👍🏽
@SS /Hey SS! What’s the matter with you?! Vast majority of viewers actually loved the bird chirping. Pay attention.
How many times do hv to do it to make it last?
George Frazier once, if you store it in the garage.
I love the sound of the birds in this video. So relaxing.
With the amount of snow the east coast has been getting, yes I agree.
toothpaste worked on my old car very well. I'd say about 80% of the original when it was very thickly oxidized. However, after washing with a water hose, it "steamed up" but still better than before. So, is there a wax to apply to make the lenses shine??
+
I did this on my truck and what I did was different from what he did, I grabbed a spray bottle of water and set it aside, grabbed some tape and old news papers and made a barrier around the headlight, grabbed my buffer with both the applying and buffing wheels, put the tooth paste onto the applying wheel and applied it to my headlight, after I let it dry for about 45secs-1min while changing the wheels, sprayed water onto the headlight and started buffing it out, after I grabbed some clear coat type stuff and sprayed it over the headlight, I did this in september last year before winter and it is just starting to dim now, noticeably enough to see a different but not to the point of where you cant see 4 feet in front of you at night :P
I want that bird as a car alarm!
Michael Roper Loud right??? funny
😄😄😄
Sounds beautiful
It cleans your headlights well ,and gives you a minty finger 👍
spektrum33 lol, funny
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i use chrome polish to clear my headlights try it out it will work. i have done some really yellow and foggy headlights and it made them Crystal clear
I love the bird. I love your reaction. I love this idea. I'm doing it!
Awesome comment
Does it work when your light has a cavity
This works! I did this to my 93 Corolla!
Does it have to be the same exact tooth paste ?
Cant be gell
plus the headlight gets fewer cavities so its a win win :)
bren seventies 😁 and nice clean smile. Thanks
bren seventies too funny!!!!!!!😂😂😂
And that minty taste, Wow.
Bwahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Has the yellowness came back after a while? If so how long does it take for the yellow haze to come back?
The birds singing
Great tip. I just saw at the dealership the other day that they will clean your headlights for you and it would only cost $40 for one, or a bargain $70 for both! What a rip-off!
Thank you for taking the time to show us this easy, effective and very cheap method. Also, what a great avian concert! I wish I could wake up to this 🎶 every morning.
Do you prefer the CREST HD WHITENING or the COLGATE WITH SCOPE? lol , thanks for the video!
What if you splash some Colgate afterwards will it prevent future build up hahaha lmao!!!
Thanks Joe. I bought some special stuff to remove the haze but your results prove that there are cheaper alternatives. I have read that baking soda and vinegar with a little dish soap work also.
Do you live in the jungle?
Taylan Lopez hilarious
I love birds quit complaining!
How long does it last for
THat is one happy bird in the background.
Exactly! I only did it once! to show it does work. People need to see also that I dried the lens too. some people think its still wet, but its not! Thank you Ian!
Try this go to the beginning of the video then to the end...(face plant) See it now, dingleberry??
just got done trying this.........and it truly works!! just take's some elbow grease and good as new!
BMM wanted to charge me $175 just to wash my car. Thank you for saving me $175.....
I love youtube Great job Merry Xmas
Thanks for the tip!...love the birds chirping!
And now my headlights are minty fresh
Girls are kissing my headlghts
so, if you have a turning light or head light that is foggy and you rub tooth paste on it, does it make brighter at night?
michael eaton well, yes. the lens will be less foggy or discolored
Ok, thanks, I might gonna give them a try
michael eaton I know it seems silly to do this, but it does work very well.. :)
Damn I wish I would've seen this before bought that expensive stuff at Pep Boys! Thank you
I bought the expensive stuff.. and it didn’t work.. gonna do this to my wife’s car Sunday..! Awesome tip.!!
I was sceptical but i used the principle of creamy microabrasive creams and used CIF (UK) as my wifes Citreon C3 failed MOT on the amount of light coming through headlight that was yellow. It absolutely got rid of the Yellowing and then a polish sealed the deal. Lovely Jubbly.
That a Mocking bird.. He was right over my head sitting on the power line...
He sounded pretty excited about your video, cheering you on. Car hacks in the jungle it sounded like lol!!
Hi is this a quick temp fix or is it permanent ??
Perm..
Omg awesome! & dang that bird was sooo loud lol