Clean up my headlights?
All u need is four easy steps.
1. Wipe down headlight with a wet rag.
2. Sand headlight with 2000-2500 wet sand paper in mild soapy water.
3. Apply a small amount of rubbing compound. Let stand for 5 min. Remove.
4. Apply a small amount of wax or glaze of your choice. Remove (by hand).
Done....easy and effective. I use to buy headlights from junk yards and resale them...headlights come out super clean. Cost will be less than $10.
1. Wipe down headlight with a wet rag.
2. Sand headlight with 2000-2500 wet sand paper in mild soapy water.
3. Apply a small amount of rubbing compound. Let stand for 5 min. Remove.
4. Apply a small amount of wax or glaze of your choice. Remove (by hand).
Done....easy and effective. I use to buy headlights from junk yards and resale them...headlights come out super clean. Cost will be less than $10.
Finally got mine done. I ended up returning the headlight restore kit i bought from the store and just had a fellow member of the forums do it for me for dirt cheap
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Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics. In reality the lights were more yellow.
Before

Before

After Ten Minutes

No sanding required.
.Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics. In reality the lights were more yellow.
Before

Before

After Ten Minutes


No sanding required.
He told me what hes used but i dont remember lol. It was a simple buffer and some kind of compound and then he sealed it to last longer. He does it cheap but its probably too far from LA. Just pm gdup35sedan he might tell you what you need.
I just prefered paying him a little bit instead of buying all the stuff lol. But hes also 20 min from my house.
I just prefered paying him a little bit instead of buying all the stuff lol. But hes also 20 min from my house.
As said before, make sure you tape up around the lights so you aren't hitting the paint with the buffer.
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