Fogged looking headlight lens

asop

Do those advertised rub on products acturally work or I'm I best spending $90 for a whole new head light?

MBK

Yes, they will improve your light by a significant percent.

Don't use a high speed electric buffer, they can burn the plastic.

Isn't it interesting that Chrysler product headlight go bad so much more than most other cars.

Can you park the car facing north or in the shade?

CapnMidnight

I use Flitz and a 12 gauge cleaning patch to polish headlights. Works like a champ.[^]
W.D.

Horse Plains Drifter

quote:Originally posted by MBK
Isn't it interesting that Chrysler product headlight go bad so much more than most other cars.No surprise there.

bullshot

+1 on the Flitz, takes a little elbow grease but works great.

legear

Ive heard toothpaste does a good job.
Think ill try it now. Amazing how 5 wiskey sours give up the umph to try things.

Brb with pics.

MBK

get us B4 and after!

Horse Plains Drifter

quote:Originally posted by legear
Ive heard toothpaste does a good job.
Think ill try it now. Amazing how 5 wiskey sours give up the umph to try things.

Brb with pics.
Yikes!!! Be careful![:D]

legear

Before




After 1min of rubbing by hand

Nighthawk

Ive heard that car wax works very well.

asop

CapnMidnight-Much thanks, worked like a charm[;)]

fishkiller41

Any chrome polish and a piece of terry cloth will do the same or better job,as the junk on TV.

JeffreyD103

Buy a new headlight assembly from Rock Auto. Owned numerous Grand Marquis/Crown Vics over the years and I've fooled around with nineteen different ways to polish those damn polycarb housings.

Remove/replace. It'll be worth it.

pirate2501

I have used the 3M kit from Walmart with great success on 3 different cars. Was $18.99 last spring.

gunnut505

Just use toothpaste on a clean, moist rag, and don't use any toothpaste with flavor crystals, oyster shell chips, sand, or any kind of mouthwash in it.
My Tacoma's headlights were sooo bright when I bought the truck, and now they are as bright again!

nmyers

I've bought these kits for my cars:

http://www.xpel.com/products/headlight.asp

Pricey, but they protect your headlights from stones, & they don't fog.

Neal