I use the 3m kit that has the drill attatchments

 

I just wet sand and buff its much faster

 

you can use an agressive grit but you gotta end it with a 1500 grit like you said to make it look cleaner.
yea but if they are to oxidized they will still have hazing once you buff it out

 

thanks for the info im going to try this when i get home.

 

Just bought the mothers headlight kit.it comes with the polishing ball a cloth and 2 pads with 4 different grades of sandpaper.will be doing it tomorrow.will take pics of b4 and after.
and let you know how long it took.

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this is what comes in the kit

in the plastic bag is the extreme cleaning kit,2 sanding pads with 4 stages on them.just in case ur lights are really really bad.
i don't think i needed to use them.the lights look way better then when i started
here is the b4 pics


and the after pics


tell me what u think?????

 

i watched a guy use brake fluid once, seemed to work good. looked like it almost melted the surface of the plastic and smoothed up the rough surface. wouldn't try it on mine though

as a last resort i guess it would be worth a shot. just dont get it on anything else.

 

out to dinner with the wife tonight and they seem to be brighter than b4....

 

ive heard of that from an old guy i used to work with, also tooth paste, because its like an abrasive and a polish all in one

 

I have used toothpast to remove large scratches from CDs a bunch of times before. It leaves behind meny fine scratches, but it is better then large ones. Seems like a safe option to try