how can I keep this BMW headlight cover looking good?

[imported_thecarguy]

Here's a pic of the headlight cover in question. It has sort of a lilght gray tint to it and I just want to keep it looking crisp and clean.



Any ideas on inexpensive products?

 

[dneedsmuscles]

Here's a pic of the headlight cover in question. It has sort of a lilght gray tint to it and I just want to keep it looking crisp and clean.



Any ideas on inexpensive products?

There was a thread on here somewhere that gave step by step instructions on how to make those puppies shine! I'll try and find it for you.

 

[imported_thecarguy]

thanks - I just tried to search and could not find much

 

[imported_NT2SHBBY]

There was a thread on here somewhere that gave step by step instructions on how to make those puppies shine! I'll try and find it for you.

http://autopia.org/forum/showthread...ghlight=plastic



giving credit to Sean aka GSRstylez for this one

 

[imported_thecarguy]

thanks but this link doesn't work

http://autopia.org/forum/showthread...ghlight=plastic

 

[imported_NT2SHBBY]

oopsie...my badd



http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=38972&highlight=plastic

 

[dneedsmuscles]

oopsie...my badd



http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=38972&highlight=plastic

Yep! That's the link! :woot2:

 

[imported_thecarguy]

ok - for some reason it did work for me a while ago while now it is - thanks!@

 

[imported_truzoom]

Probably one of the easiest ways to keep those looking crystal clear is to routinely polish them (few times a year perhaps) with something like Meguiar's PlastX. This is of course, once they have been brought back to a almost new condition so that the Plastx is a maintenance step.

 

[imported_thecarguy]

thanks truzoom - absolutely right