Foggy Headlights 2012 W204
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Foggy Headlights 2012 W204
hey guys,
I just got my car. Last night I cleaned my headlights which were pitted with Turtle Wax headlight Restorer. However, the headlights actually became more foggy and cloudy and if u look carefully you can see scratch marks from the sand paper. The funny part is that to the touch, the headlights feel really smooth.
Any recommendations as to what I can do?
Thanks
I just got my car. Last night I cleaned my headlights which were pitted with Turtle Wax headlight Restorer. However, the headlights actually became more foggy and cloudy and if u look carefully you can see scratch marks from the sand paper. The funny part is that to the touch, the headlights feel really smooth.
Any recommendations as to what I can do?
Thanks
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Pictures say a million words...
Anyways, I use Maguires headlight restorer. It's just a liquid that you rub in with a towel and use an another clean towel. It works magic. I did it every 6-9 months. I would never use sand paper on my headlights.
Anyways, I use Maguires headlight restorer. It's just a liquid that you rub in with a towel and use an another clean towel. It works magic. I did it every 6-9 months. I would never use sand paper on my headlights.
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I know that this product does not say "headlight restoration" on it, but I have had excellent results. Meguairs ultimate compound. Use a terry cloth and rub it on and buff like a mad man. The results are impressive and what's better, you can use the rest on your car when you're done. Just my two cents.
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I've seen those wet sand kits before and I'm pretty sure you have to take a buffer wheel to the headlight afterwards. You're not trying to buff it out by hand are you?
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I tried using toothpaste last night and it didnt seem to work.
Anything else that you would recommend?
Should I get a buffer wheel?
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Here's a good resource on restoring headlights:
http://www.detailedimage.com/Ask-a-P...t-restoration/
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I know that this product does not say "headlight restoration" on it, but I have had excellent results. Meguairs ultimate compound. Use a terry cloth and rub it on and buff like a mad man. The results are impressive and what's better, you can use the rest on your car when you're done. Just my two cents.
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