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you can fix it for pretty cheap, all you need is some sandpaper, water, and some plastic polish and some time.

Start out with the 800 grit and wet send going all horizontally. Dry the headlight off, then take the 1000 grit and wet sand vertically the same way. Dry that off and use the 1200 grit and go horizontally again. When your done, your headlight will be really hazed over from all the sanding. Then use the plastic polish to buff out all of the scratches and your head light will like MUCH better. Some people are able to make their headlights look brand new. When I did my stockers, I didn't have that much patience lol

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Trent
'99 Z28 M6 Hooker LTs/y-pipe/Cat-back, MSD wires, TSP XS cam 233/239 .595/.603 113lsa, TSP tune, raised rev limiter to 6500rpms, Electric cutout, Pro 5.0 shifter, CF Whisper Lid, SLP CAI, Z06 clutch and flywheel

'98 3.8L Camaro, black w/silver stripes sold, you will be missed

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