In traffic, tail lights, headlights, and bumpers are the most vulnerable parts of a car, and they usually get damaged easily. Buying new tail lamps can be expensive, but in today's video, I'll show you a simple trick to restore your car's tail lights at home, saving you time and money. This trick may seem simple but it lasts long and gives you time to spare money for a new tail light.
π§ Items you need:
Poly-carbonate transparent sheet
5 minute epoxy bond
Safety scissors
Power saw
πΊ Watch the steps carefully, so by the end of the video, you'll be able to repair your own car lights. Stay tuned and watch the video, and let me know in the comments below...
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