Ksone14
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- Aug 17, 2009
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Tucson,
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ok my headlights are really clouded and yellow. ive heard that acetone can clear it up but ive also heard that it can really damage the plastic. any suggestions?
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or you can do it this way. just takes a lil bit longerMy buddy is a detailer and I asked him same thing and he said never use acetone. What he does is use polishing compound and rub it in good, then use 1000 grit wet sand paper and dip it a bucket of water and go over the entire headlights keeping it wet at all times, then use 1500, then 2000, clean that off and use polishing compound again, looks super shinny now like new and then use paste car wax. This last step will keep acid rain, dirt and road salt from attacking the plastic, for a long time. Hope this helps.
or you can do it this way. just takes a lil bit longer


gsxofftheline is it just me or is that an evo engine on the eclipse!? wow nice. sry to be off topic but i had to say sumthin bout that

to be completely honest if you dont mind spending the $20 sumthing bucks the 3m kit from autozone works the f**kin ba**s
there are alot of ways to do it i didnt feel up to sanding my driver light down so i went to autozone and my buddy told me about mothers mag and aluminum polish . I rubbed it on the headlight real good and wiped it off then pourd some water over and cleaned the left over polish off and its crystal clear now it costs like 2.50 so its up to you

any suggestions?