HOW TO RESTORE HEADLIGHTs PERMANETLY

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In this video we will show you all tips & tricks, tools and products to properly Restore your headlights .

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HOW TO RESTORE HEADLIGHTs PERMANETLY

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One of the better videos out there on this topic.

curiosity

Used this method almost a year ago. And must say that it works. Result still looks pretty good.

Sanitos

После зерна 800 - нет смысла использовать зерно 1000, переходите сразу на 1200. Повышение в полтора раза - отличное решение

kan

Only use sealer/clear designed for headlights

yeowzaa

*Rather, the end of any material used for smoothing, poly or special for lamps, and thank you, my brother*

عالمألْفُرْقَان

Dam dude you did a whole lot more work than I did!

r.hernandez

You can skip the buffing part and go straight from 2000 grit to clear coat. Same results and 2k clear adheres better to 2000 grit marks.

DrCeramicDallas

That's a ton of different steps. I would try just using your DA with compound as step 1. You might get most of it out without the 7 different sanding steps (I did).

PacificSword

One thing I would add would be after the clear cures properly wax and keep them waxed. I have done this with my Ford Focus since 2007 and never looked back, they always look new.

curiosity

use a buffer, aluminum mag polish . 30 seconds .. good .. spray a UV clear over when dry

craigbmm

You are basically polishing and sealing plastic. It just seems like a lot of work for plastic when glass used to work fine.

heavyd

So all that hazy looking plastic/foggyness is purely on the outside? I always thought it's moisture trapped on the inside. (Honest question)

dimikap

Should have used a foam pad with your sandpaper for uniform application. We start 600-1000-3000 with drill attachment and blow this out quick. We sand cut and polish aluminum/stainless to perfect mirrors using airway pads. I’ve also used white diamond metal polish on a flannel buff with rotary. No sanding needed, removes oxidation and comes out perfectly clear. But that’s my little secret go easy 700 rpm on a 3500 rpm makita with flannel airway

Askyourmother

Actually, I have achieved clear headlights plastic enclosures without the use of the electric buffer. You just have to buff more vigorously with your hands. If, you park your car in the summer sunlight. In due time, the yellowing will return. Depending how well a job you did. First-time.

patrickhenry