Fixed Yellow Haze on Headlights Today
Well, I finally took some time to clean up my headlights. Just did a quick search on google and found this simple proceedure.
1. Sand with 600, then 1000, then 2000 wet sand paper.
2. polish with mother's mag metal polish (rub it in good then wipe off)
3. use sponge to rub in rubbing compound then wipe off.(I bought turtlewax)
I did everything by hand, no power tools (which would have been easier). 2 hours later and I'm really proud of the results!
Still need to do the fog lights, maybe later. They are pitted pretty bad.
Here are some pics. Whatcha think? Pretty nice, eh?


Now install www.danielsternlighting.com H7 65watt rally bulbs in the high and low sockets and really show off the new clarity.
ohlordwet sand by hand and menzerna intensive polish on a rotary buffer at 1000 rpm takes about 15 minutes,you must have really worked up a sweat doing it all by
hand
I just noticed, if you look at the bottom two pictures, you can use the mercedes hood ornament like a sun dial and estimate how long it took me to do the left side headlights.
I just drove it out tonight, and the lights are much brighter now too!
Also, I now have sunburn on my forearms and my whole upper body is sore down to my finger tips. Don't have much left of fingerprints right now either.
So be sure to add some suntan block to the list above.
Last edited by Robert Rogers; Aug 9, 2008 at 11:04 PM.
Well, I finally took some time to clean up my headlights. Just did a quick search on google and found this simple proceedure.
1. Sand with 600, then 1000, then 2000 wet sand paper.
2. polish with mother's mag metal polish (rub it in good then wipe off)
3. use sponge to rub in rubbing compound then wipe off.(I bought turtlewax)
I did everything by hand, no power tools (which would have been easier). 2 hours later and I'm really proud of the results!
Still need to do the fog lights, maybe later. They are pitted pretty bad.
Here are some pics. Whatcha think? Pretty nice, eh?
NICE!! I'm going to try it on my fog light.
thanks
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One light was broken, so I tried some glue, but it didn't hold. Given the badly pitted glass and the other broken, I should have just bought new lenses.
Anyway, off to the carwash!


After the car wash


Last edited by Robert Rogers; Aug 10, 2008 at 02:59 PM.
Has anyone used Brasso? Have a cop friend who says that's what they use to keep their lights on top of their cars nice and clear and clean.
I would post pics, but my before and after looked identical to the pics above.

then throw in the super rally H7 65 watt bulbs from
www.danielsternlighting.com
and light up the night

There is one 8 mm Torx screw holding it to bumper. Once you remove the light from bumper then you can remove the lense by removing the 3 small clips.
I just orderded 2 new lenses from AutohouseAZ for $12 each and swaped it.
It took me about an hour to raise the front end of car and then go under it and remove the fog light assembly.
One hint don't undo the wiring connector from housing. It is easier to do it with wiring still intake. The connector is pretty rusty and may break the wires.
I apologize for asking so many questions. It is that i would like to clean or fix all of my head/fog lights before the winter season.
How would like to remove all of those pans, how would i do so?
Thanks.








