ktown z

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Does anyone know how to remove the haze from the headlights? It upsets me that our headlights cost over 900.00 new from the factory and they haze over like a cheap civic. My car is about 3 yrs old and the headlights are starting to get opaque and hazy (WTF).

GTNPU Z

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Try these threads.

https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....dlight+fogging

https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....hlight=fogging

aznmojo

mind explaining whether the haze is due to moisture or due to scratches and letting the car sit in the sun for 3 yrs?

If the problem is on the outside, buy some 2000 grit sand paper and wetsand it. Follow up with some plastic polish. You might want to consider buying a porter cable orbital buffer for this because it takes a lot of elbow grease to polish plastic back to a new shine. I like to use turtle polish, this green/white tub of polish from pepboys, follow up with Meguiar's Scratch X. Hope that helps.

Edison_Chen

So just adding the Meguiar's Scratch X won't help? w/o wet sanding?

aznmojo

Sorry i forgot if it was just Meguiar's Scratch X, or some meguiar's plastic polish X, the bottle is white, the graphics are black. It does help if u apply the polish only, but to get it brand spankin new, wetsanding is needed because it helps to even out some rock chips too.

Edison_Chen

Oh yea.. PlastX....

i didn't quite notice a difference...

I better try wetsanding it first.. then polish it..

ZU L8R

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Use Mother Billet aluminum polish. It's the same thing I use on my rims and I can't believe how well it worked on my headlights.

jcpeyton

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Menzerna Intensive followed by Menzerna Final II, both applied by Porter-Cable w/ white pad worked really well for me. It did not remove the chips, needless to say, but the lenses polished up beautifully. Hope this helps.