Let's see some Mazda3 5-doors

I didnt buy it yet havent had the need, just know it exists and has a guarantee to work. All its really doing is lightly burning off the gunk and probably the top layer of plastic off your head lights just like you do when you buff paint. Ive used razor blades on windows for over a decade (overspray from paint booth fans gets on everything).

Random detailing tip to making your cloth interior carpet\seats look new again..purple soap or equivalent heavy duty degreaser mixed in a hot bucket of water and a hard plastic bristle brush with the handle that kind of looks like a small iron. Unbolt the seats take them out just start pouring the hot water soap mix on the carpet and scrub and scrub and you can see all that crap coming out then shopvac it up then (do the same with the seats). If it dries a little stiffer than the fabric usually feels you probably left too much soap in and didnt vac it all up. Mind you that you need a couple days in the hot sun to dry but it does the job. Cant tell you how many salvage cars we bought were just flat out gross (french fries molded into the carpet, blood, left in rain\dirt from broken windows, you name it) and this method makes the interior look new\clean as new every time.
 
Fam, heres pics of my window and head light,




And on the window, i know its not dust cause it literally wont come off ever. And its on 7 windows even the winshield.
 

Could it be uncured (dry) cement that had been blown around in the wind?

Was/has someone near your school, work or home been mixing cement?

And if that's the protective polycarbonate layer burning off your HL lenses, polish them out completely and "invest" in some Lamin-X film for them. Stuff work great, doesn't cost too much and when the film burn out in 5-7 yrs, the headlights beneath will be just the same as you left them after the polish. It protects from rock and stones chips as well as protect from UV rays. And it comes in clear or colors. (See my sig for an example.)
 
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If a clean razor blade and some force wont take it off your windows...then the only thing Ive ever had that wont come off a window is welding spark burns...they feel like little specs of just and wont come off since its technically little spots of burnt glass.

Your headlight looks heat burnt....you live in california so i dont feel sorry for you lol...buy the maguires and see if you can burn it down smooth again with the compound and the drill.
 
SLVRfleet4- Thanks!

Lol you read my mind BP. I am at least going to mock them up a bit today with some self tapping screws. I probably won't leave them on until they are painted body color though.
 
looks ok, but I prefer your old wheels..

if these had some color to them (something bright/vivid) it might look better..
 

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Maybe I'm just too old school? Maybe I just appreciate the classics more than the trends? But I like those wheels MUCH more than the others you had on the car. Too my eye, they fit the style of the car and its flow more than the others.

 
I'm with rich on this one. I have a soft spot for 5 spoke wheels. Obviously. I have 2 sets right now and I want 350z wheels too. LOL
 

Reply to Kaze:
Maybe I'm just too old school? Maybe I just appreciate the classics more than the trends? But I like those wheels MUCH more than the others you had on the car. Too my eye, they fit the style of the car and its flow more than the others.


Cause 350z wheels are both classic and not a trend right now, right?
 
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