headlight lens
My 04 Crossfire has developed deterioation on both headlight lens. I read some of the comments about condensation, but that's not the problem. Mine have become very rough and clouded on the outside. I bought a headlight restoration kit from my Chrysler dealer that included 600, 1000, and 2000 grit paper and a spray sealer. It smoothed out the surface, but the overall lens was still clouded.
Any solutions???
Any solutions???
Once you've sanded down to 2000 grit you need to polish them out. At that point you've got a very uniform and refined scratch so it should be very easy to do with some plastic polish (like Meguiar's Plast-X) and a clean terry towel.
Meguiar's makes a headlight restoration kit that includes Plast-X and a wool buffing pad that you mount in a drill. The issues people have with it are they try to recondition lenses that are really far gone and/or mount the buffing pad in a cheap (ie low power) cordless drill. I have personally sanded dozens of headlights and then buffed them out with this tool and the lenses look brand spanking new. I know that these same lenses would have challenged the buffing pad and Plast-X without sanding first. You need to make sure you've got a very uniform sanding scratch with the 2000 grit and final buff out is a snap.
Meguiar's makes a headlight restoration kit that includes Plast-X and a wool buffing pad that you mount in a drill. The issues people have with it are they try to recondition lenses that are really far gone and/or mount the buffing pad in a cheap (ie low power) cordless drill. I have personally sanded dozens of headlights and then buffed them out with this tool and the lenses look brand spanking new. I know that these same lenses would have challenged the buffing pad and Plast-X without sanding first. You need to make sure you've got a very uniform sanding scratch with the 2000 grit and final buff out is a snap.
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