Having problems with yellowish headlights?

[Raivynn]

Anyone fighting with yellowing headlights? ...Use Meguiar's cleaner wax!! Works wonders -- I used the stuff myself, and I could not believe the difference it made. (I could have sworn NO ONE EVER waxed those headlights before I bought the car.) Just trust me on this one -- I'm a firm believer in the power of Meguiar's wax, anyways.<P>--Raiv.<P>------------------<BR>-- Zoom Zoom Zoom -- The spirit of the sports car.

[heatherc]

well..i tried toothpaste and it worked fairly well....howeveer it is gritty and i don't want to scratch the plastic up.....where can i buy this wax??..say maybe pep boys or somewhere like that?<P>thanx,<BR>hgcmx3

[Raivynn]

You can buy Meguiar's wax at Wal-Mart, AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, just about anywhere. It'll most likely cost you $4.99 a bottle, and Meguiar's Gold Class costs around $9.99 a bottle. Some come in a box with an applicator, some don't. They're the same price either way. If I were you -- I'd buy a bottle of each. The stuff works GREAT. Meguiar's car wash works better that anything I've ever seen. <P>If it's Meguiar's -- chances are it's the best.<P>--Raiv.<P>------------------<BR>-- Zoom Zoom Zoom -- The spirit of the sports car.

[danjou]

I used Blue Magic. It's in the polish section at Advance Auto Parts ,and Auto Zone. Its made specifically for Plexiglass and plasic. I put it on and now the headlights are like new. Don't freak out at the color of the polish though. Looks like brasso, not blue like the name might imply.

[Mx-3 Gs-x]

inside or outside of the headlight

[Raivynn]

Wax the outside of your headlight. ^_^ Waxing the inside wouldn't really accomplish much -- the inside of the headlight cover isn't in constant contact with as many pollutants as the exterior.<P>^_^<P>--Raiv.<P>------------------<BR>-- Zoom Zoom Zoom --