Lol, quoting myself, or masks the hazing is probably more correct.

 

Metal polish works too (no I am not joking).

 

no idea how to correct this problem but.............I know how to prevent the problem in the future. When my Z was approx 2 weeks old I had a 3M clear bra installed, also popped the extra $90.00 to have the headlights covered as well. There were 2 reasons I did this, #1 the headlights are damn expensive if you have to repalce one $793.00 and the 3M material help out against stone damge and #2 I saw what had already happened to a friends Mercedes, use the 3M brand clear bra material guaranteed for 5 years against yellowing, or peeling

 

wow, so many different ideas. im gonna try using the tooth paste n brush first tho. haha. to see if it works n to save some money haha

 

So what causes that haze anyway? My driverside does it far worse than the passenger side. Whats up with that?

 

anotehr alternative that works incredibly well is a product called bleach white (sp) i think its spelled differently then that but you can buy it at wal mart for like 2 dollars. Now i know the term bleach will scare most of you off but it wont harm your paint and if your a nut like me you can just line it off with paper or an absorbant towel... basically you use it as a lubricant for san paper (600-1200 grit depending on the degree of degradation) and tehn polish it off the plastx... you dotn need the polish but it makes them look like glass.... ive done it on numerous firends cars and they all swear it looks like incredible..

 

+2 on PlastX

I use this on my bike, my helmet and the shield. It takes the swirl marks out of the clear and tinted motorcycle helmet shields and windscreens. I keep it on the bike with a microfiber mini-towel.

 

use toothpaste rub and wipe off with a towel....... OLD SCHOOL TRICK!

learn from the speed channel...

 

I need to do this, I'm gonna try PlastX

 

Meguiars PlastiX is awesome.

 

plastX!!!! for the win!!!!

 

 

^^^^

 

IN A PINCH, toothpaste works

 

plastx or however you spell, i tried all sorts of ****, 4 other polishes and none of them work as easily as well as plastx or however you spell it.

 

Is Plastx good for the rear lights?
I sorta buffed out a nice scratch the other day and it got it out, but the plastx itself left alot of fine scratches you can see when the sun hits it.

 

Yes it's fine for the rear lights too. Don't forget to lift the hood and the hatch to do the sides of the plastic. I would as bold as to suggest that the fine scratches you refer to, might have already been on there.

 

actually I have come to the conclusion the fine scratches may be Plastx residue. Im going to redo the light and this time use a better rag to wipe it off.

 

could have even been the rag you have been using. i dont use anything other than microfiber towels on my car, inside and out.

 

+ 1 Nexx.

Psytropic, same as with your paint, only clean good quality cloths, or you will end up with scratches. Did the Plastx cover the hazzing???