Nsane1

ok, here's the deal a while back I did a DIY black housing on my 97 hx. came out great, then I wet sanded, buffed, and waxed to get the yellow out. Everytime I get all the yellow out they look perfect, crystal clear like brand new. Everytime it rains or I wash it, it turns yellow again. This is really starting to annoy the **** out of me so if anyone has a sure fire way of getting this yellow **** to stay away I'd apreciate it. I've heard about using acetone. Has anybody used it? does it work?

pdiggitydogg

did you put anything on them like wax?

Nsane1

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mitch529

Try some type of sealing wax like Klasse or something... the carnuba is just washing right off thats your problem.

Nsane1

Cool, thanks, any suggestions on the best kind of sealant?

AVA

Acetone. Lmao.

Acetone, in a nutshell is nail polish remover. Put that stuff on any plastic, and you can enjoy watching it eat it away. It will ruin your headlights, dont even think about using it.

Whoever told you that needs to /themselves.

Nsane1

Thanks, damn glad I didn't try that. I was always a little leary of it to tell ya the truth.