Headlight covers cloudy
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what do you mean by cloudy? could be scratches or just oxidization...toothpaste it first to see if it makes a difference. A pic would help us to better help you
what do you mean by cloudy? could be scratches or just oxidization...toothpaste it first to see if it makes a difference. A pic would help us to better help you
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Not scratches, kind of looks like condensation, but its not.
Someone told me they sell something specifically for this situation that makes them look clear again, any ideas?
Someone told me they sell something specifically for this situation that makes them look clear again, any ideas?
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And thereafter keep them waxed regularly with a good UV-inhibiting car wax. I've been doing this for years and based upon comparing my cars to other cars of the same year models, I'm firmly convinced that this preventative mtce. works. For example, the headlights on my '95 Supra that still look brand new while 95% of other Supra lights were oxidized and nappy-looking long before now (and most have been replaced).
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I use plastix and it works fantastic to make them look clear. Some plastix and some towels and it looks great. Or I take a polisher instead of towels and it looks great after that to with plastix. You could do the wetsand method also with fine grit sandpaper.
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