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The Fix for Cloudy Glass That Doesn't Touch the Paint

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Road & Track put a lineup of headlight restoration kits through their paces, working to clear lenses that had gone cloudy and yellowed with age. The aim was simple: find the kit that did the job with the least effort and the clearest, most lasting result, not just a quick shine that fades. For anyone keeping an older car sharp in the driveway or on the show line, it's a reminder that the headlights are often the first thing a practiced eye notices.

With reporting from Road & Track.

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