How to Polish a Headlight DIY - 2007 Tacoma 4x4 - Auto Repair

How to polish headlights on almost ANY plastic headlight system.
In this video, I am polishing the headlights in my 2007 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab 4x4
Watch all the way through , to really see the magic happen. and pick up a few tips along the way.
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(The Front Wheel Bearing is Next!)

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[enricomasiello]

Wow what a difference, this was the perfect how-to video showing with some effort you can change the look and function and can be done on a Saturday afternoon.

[jbluesbsouthside]

now this on my lr3 best I have seen take care🔥👍✌️

[mlieser]

Those headlights look brand new! I have to do that job on a 2004 Impala SS. The headlights are really bad. It's almost as if there is some sort of greyish coating on them.
Gnats are a royal pain. I still use the cigarette method to keep them at bay. Wish I could offer a better solution. Congratulations on quitting smoking. I quit for a period but fell back in the habit.

[DependableAutoTruck]

what does it cost to have them done like that