Incase anyone did'nt know, i just found out about this and did it to my lex. I know its a old trick but i figured if some of yall did'nt know i would show you tha dif before and after. A little bit off toothpaste, a rag, and some good old fashion elbow greese!!!


Before


After

Yeah you can tell that i need that front fender!!!!!!!! FN DEER!!!

 

looks good ... i also came across a way to restore those old looking head lights .... you can use engine bright or gunk degreaser .... how ever i didnt get a chance to try it my self... its was recommended to me by a pro mechanic ....... im on asap !!!! will post b4 and after shots

 

Mothers metal polish works better. I do mine every year. I have some headlight restoreer which I plan on using soon. It is guarenteed

 

Great Idea
However..Meguiars Plastx could do better..in terms of optical clarity etc..
You could use the treatment on the turn signals too. They are yellow.

 

I'm waiting on my Wolfgang kit to come in no more elbow grease just pop it on the drill and go

 

Good results for something that is already at hand. Toothpaste, that is.

 

Mine just arrived on the porch. Planning to use it Friday night, or some time over the weekend. Can't wait to see how yours does too.

Bad news is, I just noticed condensation in my driver's side headlamp. I guess I now have reason to bake 'em and clear 'em. I just hope the headlamps fit in my oven better than my taillights. Too bad the schedule for the headlamps is accelerated; I wanted to install the ghost-eyes at the same time. Just a little too rich for me right now after tires, wheels and a full suspension.

 

I had some Flitz metal polish and the polishing ball on hand, just did the lenses on the Lexus and a Corolla. Both came out great, without too much work. Nice to be able to see the road again at night.

 

Yeap, but I use Chrome polish...

 

Just used the Wolfgang kit and it is awesome! It couldn't have been easier. I actually got better results than the clearing attempted by my service shop a year back. They look like new! I can't believe the chrome that's been hidden within that lens all this time.

They're beautiful!

 

Do I just apply to the outside of the lens or do I have to remove the headlights and clean the inside? The link in the DIY section was for a lens cleaning product but I didn't see how to apply it.

Edit- Nevermind, found the answer when I searched for the wolfgang kit

 

do u have to use a buffer for these products?

 

You can use either a buffer or a drill with the Wolfgang kit.

I used a drill. Very quick. Very easy! Best of all - GREAT results!

Look at the reflection of the projectors! Wow!

 

I was looking around for the Wolfgang kit and found it at autogeek.net where clublexus members get 10% off with the coupon code CL-0902 Be sure to check out this topic: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/automotive-care-and-detailing/59305-killer-deals-with-clublexus-pricing-pakshak-pricing-updated-nov-2004-a.html for other discounts.

 

Good job... told you it was easy