Ok..do not use this goof off stuff..it just didn't look right when I tested it on one spot...since I'm at work(night shifts) I don't have everything that I need. I'll try again at home.

 

I went to a local AutoZone and they had some plastic/plexiglass cleaner that I asked the guy about. He said it worked really well, so I bought some of it (it was called like bluemagic and ran about $3.99). I would have to say I was pretty impressed on how clean it made my lenses. I recomend everyone getting some of it

 

I know a temp. solution - If u dont really have time - I was just changing the oil in my car, and I was replacing the oil filter. I rubbed the oil on to the filter seal, and screwed it in. I had some oil on my finger still, as i came from under the car, i accidently touched my left lens with my finger, and noticed the spot was really shiny. I rubbled it on with my fingers then a paper towel, It looked better then it looked before and lasted about 3 days.... I was impressed......


Earl

 

I think I am going to try motorcycle windshield cleaner. It is for plexiglass and and it has a polish too. I thought that maybe it would do a better job of filling up those small cracks in the plastic and make those 10 year old lights look brand new.

 

SLPR, Tell us how it looks with the plexiglass polish/ Motorcycle Windsheild Cleaner.


Earl

 

Walmart sells fiberglass restorer. It works best for me, a little on a rag and wipe. Wipe clean then a coat of car wax.

 

ok from now eveeryone that has their own techniques, tell how long it lasts. it would be quite tedious to do it every 3 days or somtin haha. ok thanks folkz.

 

Thats the same stuff I used, and it made my headlights look new again.

 

i think ill just invest in some new headlights. that should solve the problem.

 

If I recall correctly, one side costs close to $400 or so. :\

It would be cheaper to simply clean them.

 

$78 a side for me.

 

wtf, for $400 a side, those dam headlights better come with titanium housing, some glass instead of some plastic and a DVD player. shiiiieeeeettttttttt

 

I have seen them for $140.

 

damn, and i thought $78 was a high price for the plastic pieces of crap....

 

The two step motor cycle windshield polish/cleaner from JCWhitney worked great. The lights look brand new. I am going to give it a couple of days and then I am going to do them again. The kit that I used from JCWhitney was #AAE719663P. It has a polish/cleaner and a scratch remover. The kit is $12.95 and is well worth it.
First you wash your light housing using the polsih/cleaner bottle. It is a spray bottle. Then when it is cleaned, you put some of the scratch remover on a clean, lint free rag, and rub on in a circular motion. It goes on like car wax. Next, you let that dry to a foggy look, (like wax) and then you buff it out with a clean rag. Then spray the polish cleaner back on and wipe off and they look brand new. You can do this over as many times as you see fit. I hope you all get a chance to use this cause I think it is the best at getting those 10 year old lights looking new.