Anyone tried any of the headlight restoration kits or even the services? I e got a couple vehicles that could really use it. Considering the restoration v straight up new headlight assemblies.
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I used the 3m headlight restoration kit on my son's car. It comes with pads you put on a drill. It is a tedious and time consuming process but if you strictly follow the instructions it works very well. I was impressed with the results. -
I've use off bug spray. It clears them right up alot of time.Comment
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I use scratch x.Comment
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Use the 3m heavy cut compound with a 6" buffer wheel. I bought the my buffer at harbor freight. I use mine every now and then and it is easy to do. I normally finish up with McGuire wax.Comment
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off bugspray works great!Comment
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You just spray it on? Or do you need to buff it?Originally posted by TexasGrandSlam View Post
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Bug spray is actually melting the plastic.....try toothpaste.
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Tried turtle wax brand, worked for week or 2. Amazon works the best....just get some new ones.Comment
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go to Sams they do it for like 30 bucks and warranty it for 2 yearsComment
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Toothpaste and elbow grease works well.Comment
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Go with the 3M kit. Local auto parts for $25 and ebay for $15.00. You can do a few cars with one kit. Easy for a do it your self guy. Use the bug spray on used car lot cars you will not see again.Originally posted by mooney_ag View PostComment
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if you want to do it right start with some 1000 grit sandpaper and soapy water and work your way up to a 2000 grit then some polishing compound..... might want to start with some courser grit if they are really bad and just take your time took me about 3 hours per side on my wife's car but it turned out great
the key is to find some headlight sealant to use on it once your doneComment
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Tried rain x product last week. Sweated like crazy, but result looked good.
Time will tell if it lasts. $15 I think.Comment
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