i have a 97 ls my headlights are really fogged up and one has water in it.... how do i clean those and is there a way i could just get the outer plastic part and just put them on or clean them to look clear again

 

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you can clean the exterior of the headlight using some meguires scratch x, removes oxidation on the headlight works really good

 

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worked for me!

 

There's been many DIY threads on how to make em nice and shiney, since i saw and bookmarked this one today ill share http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread.php?t=434436

 

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I have the same problem, so I took the headlight off and pulled the bulbs out. Then I poured the water out and put a hair dryer to it for 30 minutes in both "holes" . Since it condensed back up, I plan to take it off again and hold it under water to find the leak, then silicone the leak up. I hope this works.

 

this happens after every time i wash my car. annoying as hell. also i have heard good things about meguiars scratch x.

i used turtle wax scratch and swirl remover on parts of my car and it sucks.

 

i use megiuers mag and aluminum wheel polish on my headlights and other plastics. its amazing and restores them to new.

 

what about plast-x?

 

search ; theres a write up on how to clean hazed / foggy headlights. they even show u how to crack em open and clean em and make them like new and re-seal them w/o causing moisture lock and problems in the future

 

thanks!

 

I used Scrach Off (i think thats the name) and it works real well.

edit: its called Scrach out