vuiskool

Sanding with these low grits wont scratch and leave all those nasty sanding marks on your headlights?!

 

mandy82

i could thank nismo1997 enough for bringing this topic up. i recently purchased nissan tail lights and nissan turn signals which crashed when i got into a driving accident. thanks again and to everyone who gave their ideas too.

TylerM

wow! thanks for this. It really help...

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reeg420

Yeah it dont harm the headlights at all. At first your gonna say what the $&% I messed my shit up but after you used the compound and glaze it up it brings the shine right back like glass.
Ive done this many time in my shop. You can also use just the compound on a rag to remove minor glaze.

Or what I used first on my sister's eclipse headlights like 8 years ago was crest toothpaste.. Yup I read it in a newspaper and it worked. But for severly hazed or brown lights your gonna have to wet sand.

Christian_C

I got a restoration kit from autozone for 20 bucks.

It includes sand papers of two different grains, a polisher, a sealer, and a latex glove. It came in a shiny bag.

The results are guaranteed and so far I'm very pleased!