PreseaLover

Ok, every paint shop will have that clear coat yeah?

Will this liquid work as a clear coat? (I use this as a dashboard cleaner/shiner)

Oh no I did not.... just applied brasso... does it make a big difference after applying the clear coat... and also is there a specific brand or anything I should look into? will hardware shops have it?

Did mine... I used 1000 and 1500 grit papers with brasso... The first pic below shows my car's discolored left headlight and the restored right headlights.... The second pic shows both the restored headlights... however I even though we can see the crystals inside i believe it can be made more crystal clear by applying any other polish? any suggestions? On another note, the discoloration of the fogs cannot be done from outside, cuz water has gone inside and that's why it looks black even though the fog lights work it doesnt look bright.... anyone know a place where i can take this and get it cleaned from inside?

Epic! Did you actually use the search forum before creating a new thread for this? This topic has been discussed in 2 threads before....

Adding a small note to Mike's answer.... If you check the accelerator, if it seem to be considerably worn out in comparison to the mileage, you can just come to a conclusion that it might be tampered with... However, in those vehicle smoke emission testing places, they note down the previous year's mileage... so if you have an inside connection there you might get the previous year's mileage of that vehicle and compare it.... (I went for a smoke test today and asked the dude there if we can get the info and he was like, yeah we have all records and can be checked)... It's just a matter of running a simple query in the system if you know someone there.... However I guess, if the car is like 15 years old, you cannot expect it to be less than 150k right... (unless the vehicle was used as a secondary vehicle)

hahaha ok thank you

Ah ok thanks.... Instead of cut and polish, can we also do it with this scratch remover too?

It's not a black mark.. its a hole :/ Got it while reversing in the night and knocked on a short piller and got that hole... As for the cut and polish, this happened 2 days after the cut and polish Can the cut and polish be done only around this area?

Will this item help me remove this scratch mark in my buffer as shown in images below?

I used the 'California Scents - Cherry Blossom' spray.... It was really really good... I got a lot of compliments for that... The reason I used the spray was, we can use it only whenever we want so it will last long... I searched everywhere in Sri Lanka to find that spray but couldnt find and it is too costly to order it online It eliminates odor and just 2 sprays the car smells like a flower garden.... In the journey of finding my signature air-freshner my second selection was 'Ambi-pur - Spring' spray... Most people say that its good and lasts long... But it doesnt last long in my car... It needs to be sprayed daily whereas, the california scent's 2 spray shots lasted over a week and a bit more.... I know that mostly the ambipur-lavenders and vanilla is what's recommended the most but the vanilla smell makes me puke so I tried this spring and it didn't work.... it failed! My next try is to find "OZIUM- OZ 3.5" air-freshner... waiting till someone comes from overseas to get one of it... Anyway I highly recommend the 'California Scents - Cherry Blossom' spray....

Ok here you go, the double filament cap-less parking light....

in ebay I saw all 4 brand new cups for 130$... but i guess spending that much for cups is too much... but then again he has to make his mind up to either purchase alloys without peugeot logo or pay a higher amount and buy the cups with peugeot logo....

Philips were a little big expensive... So I guess, I will go ahead with this, because it anyway leaves me with no choice than purchasing a new bulb set and try.... Oh btw my parking lights were cap-less and double filament bulbs... So I will need to find the exact LED's for that here as well..... And thank's much for the comments

From the outside the lenses are very clean as i cleaned them along with the headlights... I think the slight discoularation is from the inside as well as the bulb which is not bright at all.... Will be needing a good bulb for the fogs... the current one is H7-55W... Should I increase the fog bulb wattage? will it be harmful if so?.... Back to the headlights - So, anyway I have no choice other than replacing the bulbs yeah... So assuming that after fitting the bulb, and after adjusting it, the light will be brighter - I shall purchase this yeah?

As NRX mentioned, did you adjust/aim the headlights after fitting the new pair ? The seller has a rating of 99.6 though :/ same rating as the seller mentioned by NRX.... So should I select an item from NRX's seller or?

If you are not able to find them here, one more alternative is ebay... is this what you are looking for?----> http://www.ebay.com/itm/PEUGEOT-307-406-GENUINE-PEUGEOT-WHEEL-TRIMS-STYLE-ATLANTIC-/231641983734?hash=item35eef02af6 Brand new one's on ebay are very expensive, unless you don't mind replacing all 4 trims for around 130$

Hi... So I went to a recommended electrician today around my area to check the bulbs... He checked and told there is no issue in the wiring, and try replacing the bulbs... So I thought of taking it one at a time.... I chose a pair of Osram nighbreaker unlimited bulbs as ya"ll suggested and here they are-----> http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-H4-OSRAM-NIGHT-BREAKER-UNLIMITED-HEADLIGHT-BULBS-H4-TWIN-PACK-64193NBU-HCB-/350956211936?hash=item51b69ecee0 Appreciate if you could check if this is alright for an H4... If this selected bulb is ok, I shall purchase this right away... And after replacing this headlights, if there is a significant difference in the white light, then I can replace the parking lights too with LED's, and if there is no big difference then it wouldn't look good to replace the parking with LED's yeah? And then after looking into the headlights and parking, finally I will look into the fog lights... Right now my yellow fogs doesnt make an impact on the brightness at all... currently it's a H7 - 55W bulb which is used, but doesnt give much light right now... If I'm to replace this, what kind of a bulb should I use? Right now this is how the lights look...

Thank you

Thank you soo much for the elaborated reply.... And No there was no presea variant with HID's... Ok so lets say I replaced my headlights and fog light with nightbreakers... What should I do to my parking lights... Can i find nightbreakers for the parking too? Or is there a different bulb used for it? I have an idea of adding a day light strip in the slot next to the number plate as I saw a presea with day light strip with on/off option fitted next to the slots of the number plates...so do you guys think the day light strip's white light will be matching or at least wont look ugly with the lesser white light of the nightbreakers?

Could you explain the functionality of a nightbreaker please? I find it hard to have a clear vision of the road in the night, since my bulbs are not much bright and I ran over a payment at a turn and landed on the payment..... *phew* 1. Without using a HID Conversion KIT, can I replace the bulbs with xenon bulbs? If so what are the drawbacks and durability? 2. If not, by replacing the bulbs with new halogen can i get a higher brightness? (if so what are the brands I should look at and what will be the cost im looking at?) 3. What's the specialty in a nightbreaker and how does it work? (Do we have to do an internal configuration/modification to the lights in order to fit a night breaker or is it just a bulb replacement? Thanks in Advance!

No dents whatsoever, the previous owner has done a full body paint too... yeah agree with you that there's a driving pleasure in it... my best friend didn't like the presea and told me not to buy it many times.. but after seeing mine and after he initially drove it, now he always wants to drive it when travelling with me and he says he wants to buy a presea too....yep saw your signature image...