SSjunkie00

I have tryed everything it seems to clear my yellow headlights. I have tried Meguiars Scratch-x and got decent results but in order to clear them it would take hours and hours of using this. I came across TurtleWax headlight lens restorer and used this system twice, then followed up with two layers of Meguiars Scratch-x and it produced a killer combination and the headlight looks 70% better than what it used to. I will still need to do this a couple more times but i posted some pics of what it looks like as of now. And i only applied it to the passenger side headlight and the driver side is still yellow (till tomorrow ) Hopefully this will help, it really worked for me, its not perfect but after a couple of applications it should look really good.


This is the Turtlewax Headlight Lens Restorer it was about 9 dollars with tax at Autozone


This is the Meguiars Scratch-X Cleaner and Polish to finish up the headlight after the turtlewax application

This is the Passenger headlight that is foggy and a little yellow before either application (pic doesnt do any justice, it looks worse)

This is the headlight after one use of the Turtlewax application

This is the headlight(top) after Turtlewax and Meguiars applications, verses the foggy driverside (bottom)

This is the headlight again in the car, looks 70% better

Passenger side vs foggy driverside

You can tell a little bit of difference when the lights are on

The car all cleaned up, just had to throw it in

SPEEDYTRANSAM1996

iTrader: (37)

look real good i did the samething to my BMW head lights i also use that plas-x on my tail lights all the time on my t/a . that stuff is the BOMB

ThatGuySkye

iTrader: (2)

Looks pretty good, but I've had better sucess with Mothers plastic polish... I've been able to make horrible ford headlights completely clear...

pace

Looks like they turned out pretty good. But I would suggest you try using Novus plastic polish instead. My headlights were worse than yours originally. I also tried the PlastX, but wasn't happy with how they turned out. Tried it again with the Novus polish and they turned out much clearer. Compared to a new headlight I had sitting around, there was little difference. I'd suggest you give it a try.

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Kingc8r

iTrader: (21)

I used the Novus products too. They work great

MeNorski

I would try wet sanding the headlights first if its really bad. Start 800 grit then move up to 1000, and 1500. After that use Novus polish, to get rid of the scratches.

The headlights on my Camaro were yellow, and after this process they looked as good or better then they were from the factory. I believe there is a step by step guide to this somewhere on the boards.