My head lights were pretty dim on this '98 K2500 I bought a few weeks ago, so I thought I would try out one of those head light restoration kits that are sold by the car polish companies. I figured if I simply put in higher output bulbs, I would still have the faded lens issue to contend with anyways. So, do the job right and polish up those lens first - then see if you need brighter bulbs!

I ended up getting the Meguires headlight restoration kit and it works pretty good. For obvious reasons, I had to spend a bunch more time on the front lights than I did the rear lights. I worked on it for about 4hrs today. Here are some before and after crappy cell phone pictures.

 

It looks a heck of a lot better than I would of expected. Good job!

 

alls it needs is a new gun and flux wire well now i can weld my frame and tow hooks also yet to fix the problem with the altenator the bolt where the cable from battery goes is loose rotates 360 degress i gotta wait for my freinds dad to come back into town and have him go to auto store its under his name so next week ill have most my problems fixed also im sanding down a hood that i have and going to prime it put it on my truck

 

I took my head ache rack off today so I can repaint it
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New to the forum hello to everyone.
Added a trailer brake controller today.

 

oil and filter change and a wash n wax

 

Installed a new expansion valve in the rear A/C of the Burban. What a pain in the BUTT!!! Then it was too cold outside to really see how well the rear air was working. Oh well, we shall see soon enough.

 

This is my 2010 WT after many mods.

 

This is my 2010 WT the day I bought it.

 

Wow that made a huge difference! Nice truck!