before:
I only took a picture of the driver side headlight because i was so happy it worked on the passenger headlight



After
I forgot to take a picture of the driver side headlight because I was to happy it looks new now


what I used -
- a clean rag
- and


thats right metal polish
I was scared when I put this on
Hope this helps others

 

Good idea, my headlights had that build up so bad I actually began to think the previous owner had used some type of adhesive to put on those "eyelids" because the residue was so thick.

Eventually, I just sold my stock headlights for the price I payed for ebay blackhousing headlights.

 

Wow, that's impressive. I'll recommend that to at least 2 friends

 

Autosol polish = $10
Blue Magic polish = $5

 

thanks for the post

 

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Blue Magic polish = $5</TD></TR></TABLE>

i had the autosol polish laying around for like 2 years so it was kind of free, kind of not

 

nice, let us know how long it last before u have to do it again, thanks

 

it would come out 100x better if you sanded it with 2000 and buffed it w/ 3m rubbing compound and a buffer. it would look newer than new

 

Your screen name is pimp, haha

 

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i'm lazy so it looks new to me

 

wet sanded mine down twice with 2000 grit and a palm sander....came out great. buffed with some compound, then buffed with some wax twice, came out excellent. makes me wish i took before and after pics. maybe i will when i do my girls headlights on her CL.......

 

I used 2000 grit (wet sand), and then buffed several times w/ Meguiar's PLASTX. Looks awesome.