Foggy headlights problem

Xtian · Post by **Xtian** » Sat Mar 22, 2008 9:14 pm

I tried to make them make them clear than they are right now. But anyways I started from lower level grit paper and then I waxed them, it didn't work out well. So I tried one more time with second level grit paper, but is not working. I even tried with a toothpaste. I don't have extra money to get new heads, so I want to get something that will work and if it is possible to get it locally.

Thanks!

Jwood1712 · Post by **Jwood1712** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:23 pm

Theres a lotion sort of stuff that does the trick pretty well, it just doesn't last too long. My dad's car had terrible headlights he could only see a little glow when he was driving at night so when he was at a body shop for another car they recommended this cream. I forget what its called but if you do it right (my dad got fed up with them and had me buy him new lights all together) then it makes a big difference. I used a little on my headlights and you could see straight through.

I'll ask him what it's called next time I head back home but probably not for a few days at least. If you wanna look yourself in the meantime I would think autozone or pep boys or any of those places would have it. it comes in a dark green bottle. Just pick some up and you already got the fine sand paper so you should be set.

Good Luck

bone-yard-racing · Post by **bone-yard-racing** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 7:53 pm

Mothers Mag and alumnium polish like $5 at wal-mart

jetas · Post by **jetas** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 8:56 pm

Clear coat them... wet-sand... them buff them.

Demon_R/T · Post by **Demon_R/T** » Mon Mar 24, 2008 10:43 pm

jetas wrote:Clear coat them... wet-sand... them buff them.

swap that. wet sand, buff, THEN clear coat.