I'm officially in business!

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Originally Posted by Marlin

Did u have take them apart or was that all exterior?

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All exterior! no issues inside.
Very rarely do I ever have to go inside a lense. Only in the event that a seal was broken and humidity got in,then you get alot of water spots.

Wow, that's actually pretty amazing. What's to stop them from hazing up again though? Do you apply something to the finished product? Not looking for the secret recipe, just asking it's just bare lens at the end of your process.
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Wow, that's actually pretty amazing. What's to stop them from hazing up again though? Do you apply something to the finished product? Not looking for the secret recipe, just asking it's just bare lens at the end of your process.
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Just a light coat of wax every 2 weeks or so or whenever you wash your car.
Longest set of lights i did are going 2 years strong with no hazing at all.

Hey guys.
I'm going to be gone till monday.
No internet where I'm going -_-

So if I don't reply to your PM's I will on monday!

VERY, VERY NICE!!

Bart

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Originally Posted by Hcloud13

Just a light coat of wax every 2 weeks or so or whenever you wash your car.
Longest set of lights i did are going 2 years strong with no hazing at all.

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I don't wash and wax my truck anymore:bgwb: Hence the stoneguard covers. They are pretty thick and seem to be very well made.

nice, spent all last night doing this to mine. realitively easy to do, so im sure you had some fun cleaning all those lenses. making bank son !!! hajaha

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I am motor adviser and dealer, You can consult with me anything related to cars. You also can get or buy vehicle at reasonable prices.

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I'm trying to figure out what accent to give the voice in my head as I read this spam.

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I don't wash and wax my truck anymore:bgwb: Hence the stoneguard covers. They are pretty thick and seem to be very well made.

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hcould- having done my own lenses (using a 3M kit and then several other polishing products), your work is absolutely AMAZING / SUPERIOR!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Chris- I've had the Stongard covers on for over 2 years AND I REALLY LIKE THEM.
I didn't have a heat gun back then, and just used a hair dryer so they didn't come out as well as they could have. The piece on the outer side of the horn came unglued the next day so I cut it off. Then other side did same, cut it off.
Then a pucker formed directly under the horn because I hadn't apparently applied them flat enough on the forward facing part, and dirt accumulates in it :goof:
So ------> I bought another pair (seller gave me a good discount) and now I have a heat gun and got some input from members here, and now plan on doing it RIGHT!

Even though I have some very very small air bubbles, if you step back about 4 ft, you can't even tell they're on, they just dissappear.
Despite all of the above, I just love these Stongard things for the driving conditions I have.

So now after seeing how your lights came out so awesome, I'm thinking of having hcloud do my lights, and then I'll apply my Stongards!

Mine failed in same spots. I am jusr going to cut straight across the light wheee it becomes less vertical. Have much trust in my moto skill to be making right found errors...

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Originally Posted by Vendetta

I'm trying to figure out what accent to give the voice in my head as I read this spam.

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I have been looking for a motor adviser. Perhaps I will give him a call.


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Well now I wonder if he is a spammer....I am SO CONFUSED!!!!
http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...95&postcount=3

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Originally Posted by VX KAT

hcould- having done my own lenses (using a 3M kit and then several other polishing products), your work is absolutely AMAZING / SUPERIOR!!! :thumbup::thumbup:

Chris- I've had the Stongard covers on for over 2 years AND I REALLY LIKE THEM.
I didn't have a heat gun back then, and just used a hair dryer so they didn't come out as well as they could have. The piece on the outer side of the horn came unglued the next day so I cut it off. Then other side did same, cut it off.
Then a pucker formed directly under the horn because I hadn't apparently applied them flat enough on the forward facing part, and dirt accumulates in it :goof:
So ------> I bought another pair (seller gave me a good discount) and now I have a heat gun and got some input from members here, and now plan on doing it RIGHT!

Even though I have some very very small air bubbles, if you step back about 4 ft, you can't even tell they're on, they just dissappear.
Despite all of the above, I just love these Stongard things for the driving conditions I have.

So now after seeing how your lights came out so awesome, I'm thinking of having hcloud do my lights, and then I'll apply my Stongards!

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Where does one buy these stone guards?

Isn't it interesting how the changes in automotive manufacturing techniques can generate entire new industries. 5 years ago cladding treatments were unheard of. 3 years ago headlight restoration kits were unheard of.

Thanks Detroit for helping to cure that unsightly bulge caused by too many greenbacks in my wallet.

Alright. I'm intrigued and I think I want to do this.

Marlin - Roughly how much was shipping for you to and from?