Materials:
1. Latex glove or a simple cloth
2. Transmission fluid, literally any.

Steps:
1. Take your latex glove/cloth and apply transmission fluid on it.
2. Start rubbing your headlights and see the magic. MAKE SURE YOUR HEADLIGHTS ARE DRY! THIS IS IMPORTANT!!!
3. ?????
4. Profit


NOTE:
Transmission fluids may get washed by rain water, so make sure to reapply.

 

Totally lame idea.

 

wow. this is a new low.

 

Or buff then seal

 

It's not that hard to do it properly

 

Pics ???

 

Dear those bashing above, if you can't spare 10 seconds of your life to do this and rather spend 30 minutes buffing, then don't do it.

 

This is fkin stupid. You're wiping oil on a plastic. Of course its going to make it look better temporarily. Take that oil and wipe part of the radiator support and watch the magic polishing properties make the plastic shine! Until it washes off of course.. Lock this dumbazz thread

 

Doing it right in 30 minutes > reapplying transmission fluid until you have to buy new headlights.

 

Wow, I used this method to polish a few square inches of my radiator support. It totally works and I can't wait to see how it holds up to the elements!!(sarcasm)

 

wow another civic owner

 

 

Real men don't even have any ATF in their garage (or in their cars)

 

a challenger appears!

 

toothpaste.

 

I heard this as well. But it must be plain original toothpaste.

 

I bought the turtle wax headlight restorer and it worked wonders on my B13.

 

You already have ATF in your car, the power steering system uses it because ATF is pretty much hydraulic oil. (please spare us the detailed hydraulic oil is mineral based vs ATF is .......)

 

Meguair's Ultimate Compound on a buffing pad with cutting ability works wonders just tape off surrounding areas.

Not the best before and after pictures but the plastic is as clear as ever the next step for me is to replace the cracked housings.

 

Yeah, but you know what I meant The whole 6MT v. 5AT thing.