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10/03/2023 8:26 pm
Patty, recently posted this question. I was late in replying so I did some experimenting using the Bleche White and absolutely was in effective. I mentioned I was going to try acrylic vinyl paint. I did try painting over the white and it came out pretty good. I am including a photo of the product and photos. The yellow ones on top and painted ones below. The photos are not crisp enough but the is definitely a difference.
18/02/2026 12:46 pm
I was just going to ask about this problem, two years after your post, and I was directed here. Thank you.
18/02/2026 5:23 pm
The best way to remove "yellowing" is with UV lights and/or hydrogen peroxide YouTube has many handy tutorials. 👍 👍
18/02/2026 5:23 pm
Very helpful and an easy solution to a growing problem.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
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18/02/2026 6:23 pm
If only these tricks would work on yellowed epoxy headlights.
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