Fogged headlights
#1
Fogged headlights
I just got a fresh coat of paint on my car now i want to clear up my headlights but nothing works! Ive tried the wet sanding thing and it made it worse. Is there another alternative other than paying a fortune replacing them?
#4
RE: Fogged headlights
The best all-in-one solution is to buy the kit at Wal-Mart or wherever they may sell it in your area. It is made by a company called Crystal View Chemicals, comes in a little silver bag. It comes with everything you need. My headlights were extremely bad andit made them look like new. It comes with two types of sandpaper, a cleaner and sealer. The whole process takes 30 minutes to an hour depending on the condition of your headlights. Once you have sanded and used the cleaner they will still look rough, but once you put the sealer on it really is like a transformaton. I really like to promote their product because it seems rare these days that a product actually performs like it says it does, this one actually went beyond my expectations. One tip though, be sure to mask off the painted areas around your headlights so that you don't accidently sand on the paint too.
Their website is myheadlight.com. Go to the testimonials section and scroll down, you can see a before and after picture of my car their.
Their website is myheadlight.com. Go to the testimonials section and scroll down, you can see a before and after picture of my car their.
#5
RE: Fogged headlights
I've had good results with Maguiars. They make a compound especially for that. You may have added to the problem though by sanding. As already stated toothpaste often works well and there are other compounds out there. I would keep way from any kind of sandpaper though. Good luck.. Try toothpast first, much less expensive.
#7
RE: Fogged headlights
ORIGINAL: Skyrunner
I've had good results with Maguiars. They make a compound especially for that. You may have added to the problem though by sanding. As already stated toothpaste often works well and there are other compounds out there. I would keep way from any kind of sandpaper though. Good luck.. Try toothpast first, much less expensive.
I've had good results with Maguiars. They make a compound especially for that. You may have added to the problem though by sanding. As already stated toothpaste often works well and there are other compounds out there. I would keep way from any kind of sandpaper though. Good luck.. Try toothpast first, much less expensive.
#8
RE: Fogged headlights
if you want something for the future get a "flitz"and some polishing compound, i bought it and did it on a few different cars it works great, and you canuse it on a number of different applications.
#10
Holy thread revival! If you are talking about the lens, you have to put the headlight in the oven on low heat for a little while. That softens the glue and allows you to pull it off. A few people have learned the hard way that taking the lens off was kind silly, since the fogging/hazing is on the outside.