350Zforlife

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I have 03 Z and my right side headlight is hazy for some reason .... I was reading up a sticky at a different forum and I really wanted to try it with my Z.... I have already ordered and got the sand paper and Novus polishing kit... Anyone did this with their Z? any problems or fail attempts by previous members? I have searched numerous times with different search word but didn't find any sticky or thread specifically says anything about sanding + NOvus kit.... The reason I ask before attempting the project is that I don't want any one of you saying , " could've checked with us first before ruining ur headlight" ......your help is appreciated .......

here's the thread is was gonna follow (I used to own camaro before )http://www.ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=157192 ...





A.K.

Z04

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get the meguiers plastX. works great.

350Zforlife

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ehh ..I kinda bought the Novus kit .... so it's a GO from you? cuz I am about to go outside , put some music on and tacle this..

Z04

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i used the plastX on mine when i took the headlight covers off. took the remaining residue form the 3M tape off along with any oxydation it had on them as well. this weekend at ZDayZ i used it on another person's headlights and it took almost 75% of the oxydation off. if he had a orbital buffer with this stuff it would clear them right up, just the arm got tired of using the pad on them. the difference was night and day with his.

y_b_lamron

I used the PlastX stuff on mine too and it worked pretty well. I need to take a little more time on it though

calprl

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I've used the plasticX and the haze has come back. Am I not leaving it on long enough or applying it with enough pressure?

Will I Am

smart guy!

this stuff is amazing. makes tail lights look great too! ps.. never use windex or glass cleaner on plastic parts!

theaxe1149

Toothpaste works on the exterior of the lens, just enough abrasive.

KN0XVILLE

My passenger headlight is a little hazy and I wiped it with baby oil and it looked brand new. Of course, using baby oil is only a temporary fix and lasts a couple weeks...

Nexx

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use plastx once a week, if you really have some build up, try a buffer with plastx.