The headlights on my buddy's G35 were looking pretty rough. He had tried some Plastix by hand, but didn't have much luck. I busted out the Flex and went to work on them. This before/after was the best of all the pics to show the comparison.

 

looks good.

 

what's "the Flex?" drill attachment? please explain...looks good!

 

plastx only goes so far
wetsanding + polishing = best results.

 

I haven't learned wetsanding yet. I'd like to, but haven't gotten around to it. Plastix + Flex worked fine here I do have some spots on my hood that need wetsanding though.

 

Great work!

 

what causes them to get that bad? just sunlight and weather? i garage mine but 2 years and mine are still as clear as when i bought it. just curious in case this happens to me?

 

I wish this worked with the spider cracking I have on mine!

 

It's probably neglect, but I'm not really sure.

 

what you did is a fairly simple process , my profession involves such activity at a local dealership

 

Wow, that looks pretty good. I really need to do something about mine.

 

Several factors, including the type and grade of plastic used and the environment it's used in. For example, here in Colorado we have so much sand in the base soil it's easy to sandblast your car.

 

great job. night and day

 

Looks great man. Good job.

 

Looks Great!

My headlights are screwed up because of getting Mother's Detailer on them! I tried PlastiX (by hand), but it didn't work. I'll have to look into "the Flex!"