So i was expecting, you know just get rid of some of the yelloying but to my surprise the lenses are crystal clear and look brand new!!
Here is a picture of what i used---->
![Image](http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u179/danthomas11/P1010009.jpg)
So basically what you get in the box:
-2 rubber gloves to protect your hands
-4 sheets of sand paper
-1000 grit
-1500 grit
-2000 grit
-2500 grit
-Instructions
-Plastic polish compound
-Cotton Rag
Things you might considder using:
- Water for the sand paper(it comes with wet and dry)
- Dremmel (for polishing after)
All you really have to do is sand with water and you have to sand in the oposit direction for each sheet untill youve finished with the 2500 grit.
After that, you clean the lense up really well then apply some of the polishing compound to the dremmel and to the lense and wait a cupple seconds for the polish to work. Polish the lense with the dremel going up and down.
So my lenses looked like this before i started
![Image](http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u179/danthomas11/P1010005.jpg)
And this is what they looked like when there done.
![Image](http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u179/danthomas11/P1010002.jpg)
And this is the finished product.
![Image](http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u179/danthomas11/P1010008.jpg)
To me, this 10 dollar kit was well worth the 10 bucks, considering new lenses are alot from mazda and some of the aftermarkets have sealing issues. It only took me no longer than 3 hours to do everything only because i had some nasty scraches from rocks.
Ill be driving tonight so ill post a reply on how much brighter my headlights are.
p.s sorry about the picture links, i dont know what im doing wrong. I use the IMG code to post pictures and it seems to never work, any tips?