Cloudy headlamps
#1
Cloudy headlamps
My head lamps looked aged and cloudy. I figure that I will replace them eventually but for a temp solution I waxed and buffed them and they actually came out pretty good. Check them out. May be a cheap solution for someone else also.
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#8
RE: Cloudy headlamps
Here are a couple of fixes for you.
http://autogeek.net/plastik-lens-cleaning.html
or
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=536689
Hope this helps!
Jason
http://autogeek.net/plastik-lens-cleaning.html
or
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=536689
Hope this helps!
Jason
#9
RE: Cloudy headlamps
I just used some Meguiars and a buffer and they cam out nice, not perfect. They are pitted and scratched from driving of course, so they will be replaced. I just hated looking at the ugly things everytime I went in the garage. Plus I like making the C6 jealous by giving the cobra more attention, she is more fun to drive.
#10
RE: Cloudy headlamps
If you want to save the money and not buy new ones. You should check out the second link I put up and it will show you how to sand the headlight and take out the pits.
FYI - Get ready for some work if you do that option!
FYI - Get ready for some work if you do that option!