Cleaning headlight so easy?

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JPEG
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Cleaning headlight so easy?

Post by JPEG »

I was looking at the FAQ to be able to clean my headlights, (because they are really brownish) and I was surprised that it was the outside that was dirty, not the inside. Did I understand well?

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Post by bulaian »

yes it's most likely the outside, since thay are plastic, they tend to turn a yellowish colour. Just a few minutes of rubbing with plastic cleaner should clear them up again.
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Post by StylinMike »

Hmm...i thought it was the inside too...sweet.
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Post by opdmize »

To really clean them up, softly wetsand them with 1200 sandpaper and buff them with rubbing compound followed by foam polishing pad glaze.
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Post by JPEG »

It took you maybe two minutes to write your phrases, and that's all I needed to be able to properly clean my headlights.

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Post by Custommx3 »

The easiest way to explain why its on the outside is imagine a CD, if you run your Tshirt across it, it could scratch the cd with fine scratches right?

Imagine your headlights and road grime @ 50 mph.


I also updated the FAQ too with some stuff that I have used.
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