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Hey all,

Well after going on the SAU cruise and seeing all those clear headlights, I want the same!

Ive read all the tutorials on how to DIY it and I'm fairly sure I can do it. But after very close inspection, it looks like the inside of the lights are yellowing and have very fine cracks. I can do the outside, sure, but I don't feel like ripping the headlight open and doing the inside as it would be a pain in the ass to do the corners.

Does anyone know any places in Sydney who will do the lights?

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USE THE SEARCH FUNCTION MATE

THIS THREAD WAS 2 POSTS ABOVE URS SO U COULDNT BE LOOKING TOO HARD

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/He...R3-t326373.html

PLUS THE 1000000000000000000000 OF OTHER ONES THAT WILL COME UP IF U TYPE IN THE SEARCH BUTTON

if u look at the last post in the link i sent to u, u will see there is someone in moorabin in victoria that does them called headlights +

however if u r not in melbourne then ur best bet is to write this topic in ur own states section

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