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What are y'all quoting for F-150s? Through the search function I’ve learned that I’d rather have a root canal than deal with these. I am being tested, I keep getting Kia’s, Fords and Chevys. What I would do for a Honda or Toyota lol. Should I walk from these or what should I quote? Pics attached.

Hi, restored my 2007 Honda crv lights, looks much better but when I turn on the low beams, I can see some kind of residue or buildup on the inside of the headlight lens. Does anyone have experience polishing headlights from the inside? Is it worth doing? I’d appreciate any advice