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Any certain type of toothpaste? I'm sure it would be regular, not gel. But, just like plain toothpaste?

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- Glass ones were only used 88 and 89, chances are lights that old are going to be chipped, and chips can't be repaired. My 88 and 89 Cutlasses have plenty of chips in their glass lights.

 

To be anal, it's 88-early 90. My LE had glass headlights.

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To be anal, it's 88-early 90. My LE had glass headlights.

 

Ah, I see. :thumbsup:

 

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It's amazing how much age clear headlights / turn signals take off the car. Plus more light on the road is never a bad thing!

 

-Jason

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So, did we find out if we can use Cinnamon flavored or minty flavored toothpaste?

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- Glass ones were only used 88 and 89, chances are lights that old are going to be chipped, and chips can't be repaired. My 88 and 89 Cutlasses have plenty of chips in their glass lights.

 

To be anal, it's 88-early 90. My LE had glass headlights.

My 90 TGP has glass headlights.

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I use meguiars plas-tex. I had a drip of brake fluid get on there somehow after pulling and installing a pmIII like 4 times. a few runny drips actually that looked really bad, and they came off after rubbing by hand for like 10 minutes. its specially formulated for plastic polishing and leaves protection on it so you can wet sand then polish with plastex.

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