rjmq06

first your need a cloth (microfiber recommended)
water
and a nail polish remover
and for better results buy a plastix

heres the pics of before and after






just wipe it off with nail polish remover with a cotton ball
and it will turn white after that sprinkle it with water then wipe it using a dry cloth
and youll notice the difference after that and if you want you can apply the plastix if you dont have the money thats fine just get the nail polish youll be fine

rjmq06

and i just did it in one try and it work

Type-Spaz

I just use a rubbing compound from turtle wax. It works great.

I'D BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL NOT TO GET NAIL POLISH REMOVER ON YOUR PAINT!!

kobeballer96

i took the extra mile and went and masked off my car around the headlights, and wet sand with 1500 grit and then 2000 grit sand paper then polished them and they looked good as new, and turtle wax kit works too tho.

rjmq06

I'D BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL NOT TO GET NAIL POLISH REMOVER ON YOUR PAINT!![/QUOTE]

yeah i know that too
well nail polish remover cost me around $2 and without extra work and its REALLY easy as wiping a dirt off your window

turboteg2nv

I don't see this as being a good long-term solution, I bet they fog up again in no time.

If you really want to "restore" the headlights, you'll need to sand/polish them correctly.

kobeballer96

agreed, i did this and works wonders and looks new again!

rjmq06

well yeah you can say that, we have diff. opinions about this
but you can actually see that the stain that fogs up your headlight gets on the cottonballs and everyone i know in my country do this thing cause we dont have the thing called plastix or something, even if we have those things its gonna be expensive