Cleaning BMW E36 Ellipsoid headlights . . . DIY! http://www.bmwe36blog.com/2007/07/30/cleaning-b... In the last couple days, I noticed that my right headlight is getting very dirty and it even started screaming at me to clean it. Every time I see that light, I feel a little guilty for leaving it like this and try to pretend like I didn t see it. Yesterday, I decided to look up for some information on how to clean BMW E36 headlights and fortunately, I found this DIY (Do It Yourself!) on how this can be done. From the description of the process, it seems quite easy and I m intending to do it for my car very soon. But, I hope that my headlights can be cleaned in the same way. My car has a totally different headlights, and I m not sure if this procedure will work on it. But I don t have anything to lose, so I will try it.
BMW E36 Headlights http://www.bmwe36blog.com/2007/10/18/bmw-e36-he... Although, I know that my headlights are not the best headlights available for BMW E36, but I like them very much. First, because of their rings color (light blue) which fits perfectly on my silver car. Second, because they're a single unit headlights with a corner. I hate the 2 part headlights. The problem is that my headlights are getting old and they always look dirty even after washing the car. So, I was thinking of replacing them and while I'm looking for some alternatives, I have found some great headlights that I didn't even know they exist.
Black BMW E36 M3 . . . What Can You Do For It? http://www.bmwe36blog.com/2008/03/18/black-bmw-... I usually post about a BMW E36 that needs too much work and I ask you what you can do to make it look great with minimum changes? Today, I've found this black BMW E36 M3 which looks great already, but I still think that it can look even better.
