Making the headlights really clear?

[MikeC06]

My headlights just look terrible, the outside lens is just fuggled up with haze.
Anyone know a forsure way to get this?
I might wetsand/clear it, any one got any opinions?

[classic67]

Colgate extra whitening. Cheap and easy wet headlight, wipe on thick layer, let dry 15, rinse off.

[jayce090]

I used this on my old echo worked like a charm if you didnt know any better you would have thought i bought new headlights Amazon.com: Turtle Wax T-240KT Headlight Lens Restorer Kit: Automotive

[Thymeclock]

I used this on my old echo worked like a charm if you didnt know any better you would have thought i bought new headlights Amazon.com: Turtle Wax T-240KT Headlight Lens Restorer Kit: Automotive

Any liquid cleaner that is formulated for cleaning clear plastic will do. There are many on the market and a bottle of it will probably last longer than your car might.

BTW, washing your car often and garaging it if possible helps a lot, too.

[petrified.rabbit]

i have a bunch (30+) of complete headlight restoration kits from 3m.
They work well. its a sanding and buffing (comes with a air buffer).

the kits i have are very very expensive, but a similar one/method would work as well

i have these:

3M 02516 Headlight Lens Restoration Kit

[AndrewButler05]

I used this on my old echo worked like a charm if you didnt know any better you would have thought i bought new headlights Amazon.com: Turtle Wax T-240KT Headlight Lens Restorer Kit: Automotive

I've used the Turtle Wax on Chewy as well, it's amazing!

[MikeC06]

Any liquid cleaner that is formulated for cleaning clear plastic will do. There are many on the market and a bottle of it will probably last longer than your car might.

BTW, washing your car often and garaging it if possible helps a lot, too.

I wash my car once a week No garage yet though, in the process.

[gothstone]

You can sand or polish by hand or with a kit. No matter how you do it your taking a thin layer off the plastic. You will also be taking off most of the UV protection, so after you do it they will yellow faster. Get a plastic UV protectant coating and apply it to the headlights every time you wash the car. The one I've been using is Bluemagic Headlight lens sealer because that's all I can find in my area. Before I started using it headlights had to be redone about once a year. Now I can go 3. I miss the days of sealed beams and new glass every time you bought lights.

[Daox]

I'm a fan of Meguiar's PlastX . I've used it many times.

In fact, its what I used in the DIY I wrote here:

http://www.aveoforum.com/forum/f94/p...dlights-10179/

[AndrewButler05]

I wash my car once a week No garage yet though, in the process.

I also wash mine once a week, and I don't have a garage either. I HATE leaving Chewy outside, but luckily it doesn't rain much here.