Hazzy headlights. Can I make em clear?

[TheRealMagyver]

I have a 98 z28 with haze on the headlights. What can I do to fix this?

 

[C. Charles Hahn]

please do not cross-post. Thanks!

 

[boywonder]

Are the headlights plastic or glass? If they are plastic, you can use a polish like Renovo, Plast-X, or 3M's Plastic Polish.

 

[imported_kgb]

Or just hit them with some regular polish. That has always worked for me. I usually use Griots #3

 

[andriver]

On my stepson's 97 Mustang whice were heavily ozidated, I used Blue Magic Liquid Metal Polish. After several passes, the ozidation was removed. They looked clear for a change....Andrew

 

[Bill D]

Novus #3 if necessary followed by #2, excellent if you have a PC with a 4" foam pad :up Can spray them when all done with #1

 

[Lowejackson]

Are the headlights plastic or glass? If they are plastic, you can use a polish like Renovo, Plast-X, or 3M's Plastic Polish.

I would also add Plexus or Meguiars Plastic Polish (#6 & #10??)

 

[TheRealMagyver]

Plastic.

 

[TheRealMagyver]

Bluemagic's plastic & plexiglass cleaner worked!!! Real easy. I just used a white terry cloth and my hands. No machines!

 

[Jesstzn]

Check here



www.autopia.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=28681&highlight=headlights

 

[everner]

I have used Simichrome polish(MC Shop) on tail lights and dash lenses. I know it's a metal polish, but it worked on the plastic. The last instrument cluster lens job that I did, I used Meguiar's # 17 Clear plastic cleaner. It made the lens look new. I did the work by hand. I rubbed perpendicular(across) to the scratch, instead of with the scratch. Use a non scratching cloth(MicroFiber) or your finger, to work out the scratch, then a final wipe with a MF. It worked for me...







08-04-2003 08:34 PM

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[TheRealMagyver]

The blue worked, but not as good as I thought. My brother told me to use 3m. He's used it, but it only last like a month. I was thinking to put a sealer afterwards.