Headlight Glaze/Haze
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Headlight Glaze/Haze
Just wondering what products one can use to get rid of headlight/talight glazing? I tried searching, but nothing showed up apart from having the light housing sanded down.
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Meguiar's Plastic X.
white bottle, with black (?) label on the front.
If you've got a buffer, you can use that on the headlights but if not, just lots of elbow grease.
white bottle, with black (?) label on the front.
If you've got a buffer, you can use that on the headlights but if not, just lots of elbow grease.
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Would you recommend getting the Mequiar's Headlight Restoration kit or not? Just curious as to if anyone has tried this. I have a power drill of course but don't really have any form of buffer attachment whatsoever.
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3M has a nice product. I bought one and used it on my wife's van and a friend's car. It's only good for a couple of applications, but you'd have to have a drill that can spin a min of 2200 rpm or better.
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