headlight lense restore?

[Strummer]

I have tried it all . Nothing works for more then a few weeks . Ended up buying new lights .

[oktx]

Again, If you get the correct kit, one with sanding disks and apply the protective coating when finished, it works great and will cost about $20.

[Mike D]

headlight lense restore?

Again, If you get the correct kit, one with sanding disks and apply the protective coating when finished, it works great and will cost about $20.

This was a failure for me as well. I tried pretty much all of them.

By the time I tried all the commercial kits plus all the home brew solutions I came out cheaper replacing them.


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[1sickLT1]

Did the 3M kit on Amazon for my wife's car and it worked for the most part. They didn't look brand new, but it was a huge improvement.

[oktx]

Did the 3M kit on Amazon for my wife's car and it worked for the most part. They didn't look brand new, but it was a huge improvement.

Agreed, if there is yellowing on the inside there is nothing you can do for that except replace the light.

[Walker]

My son just did his motorcycle lens with Mothers Nolensville and they look like new. Well see how long it lasts.6

[locolobo]

Mother’s Mag & Aluminum Polish. If you have a buffer or a drill attachment it makes it way easier. Works wonders.

I have some of this. May try it before I buy.
Looked online and can get 'em for about $40 ea. Will try the Mothers just 'cause I have some and want to experiment. But we drive the car. This is our 3rd car, a back-up/drive around town car so we will be keepin it. Don't wanna keep polishin every few months. Would figure I would have to replace 'em sooner or later anyway.