[JAYZUKI]

Hi all
Had a foggy headlight that was bothering me
pics dont really do it total justice but you will get the idea
didnt want to spend the time and effort sanding and polishing
so thought id give this a try

[buzbox]

Mmmm minty fresh..

Mine are the same, and got quoted $65 each to clean up by a detailer.. yeeeah nah is what I said to that..

Thanks for the tip.

[Scrawny]

Get hold of a cutting compound polish, does a better job

[atari4x4]

or you could do it properly & read scales post in good tech.

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[JAYZUKI]

Hey Gus. Perhaps you missread this part

JAYZUKI wrote:

didnt want to spend the time and effort sanding and polishing

This took me about 3 mins tops
and I used something I already had.
Don't have cutting compound just laying around

[atari4x4]

there were pics in the first post, therefor i did not read.

[JAYZUKI]

Just don't ask what brand toothpaste works best

[alien]

I did the toothpaste on some paper towel trick on a car i borrowed (the lights were so fogged they were useless at night!) - they cleaned up to about 80% of what they'd be new. When i returned it the owner was stoked.

Took me about 10mins per headlight though.

[buzbox]

atari4x4 wrote:

there were pics in the first post, therefor i did not read.

Typical

It's also the reason you buy Picture magazine isn't it.

[303zuke]

JAYZUKI wrote:

This took me about 3 mins tops
and I used something I already had.
Don't have cutting compound just laying around

I recommend the cutting compound, it works really well for Gingivitis , especially with a buffing wheel.