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08-09-18, 09:54 PM

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What paint did you use to spray them? I'm seeing a lot of conflicting information on what the use other places online.

I also used the Rustoleum 2x UV clear non-yellowing spray as stated above. I found it at my local ACE hardware store.

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08-09-18, 11:16 PM

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is this Sylvania product sold in Canada?

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08-11-18, 07:21 AM

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Here are my before and after using the Sylvania kit ($19.99 on Amazon.com). I tried another kit a while ago but it didn't include the UV layer and I think that was the key.

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08-12-18, 06:35 AM

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I bought some maguelas or something like that. Canadian Tire did not carry the Sylvania. The reviews are good so Well see how it goes.

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08-12-18, 09:58 AM

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In a sunny climate, you need some kind of UV protection after sanding and polishing. I used this, it's made for headlights and is a top notch professional product -https://www.spraymax.com/en-us/produ...storation-kit/