Lavrishevo

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Finally broke down and did mine. It was a lot of work. I'm not 100% satisfied with it yet but I was able to remove almost all the pitting and clean up the lens.

800 wet sand
1500 wet sand
3000 dry sand
and then polished out.

Lavrishevo

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Finished product. The little bit of blur on the drivers side is wax not wiped off. Don't know if I want to clear coat or do another type of protection on the lens. I'm happy with it. Just don't want it to degrade.

SBlexus

Looks great, just keep a good wax sealant protectant on them. Certain types of clear coats will just scale up.

e60bmw

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It looks good, but you must seal the lights after polishing them. Opticoat would be a good option but its a little pricey, you may be able to mix your own sealer or get a sealer locally. I use one called blue something, got if off amazon.

Lavrishevo

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I just ordered a bottle of the Blue sealant off of Amazon. Probably will polish one more time before I seal it.

Bocatrip

If you periodically wax it as you see any hazing you can keep it looking as it is now. I had my mom's Honda sealed and it eventually peeled off and I had to do them again.

1WILLY1

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looks good , im afraid to do mine because I dont have a proper sealant yet.

On my sc400 I did this and they got yellow within a few weeks because I didn't wax or seal them.

BradTank

I used the Sylvania kit on mine, I was really happy with the results. The clear coat stage at the end was what really made them pop. It's been about a year now, and no yellowing that I can see.

Here are the before and after: