Option for those with yellow headlights
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Option for those with yellow headlights I just finished restoring my yellowing headlights and thought I would share.
After polishing several times only to have it not last I sanded with 400 grit
then 600 grit then 1200 and cleared with an automotive clear.The results are astounding.They look absolutely new and seem to be holding their shine. The clear I used was Glasurit 923-45 which is a scratch resistant urethane clear. Hope this helps someone.....
After polishing several times only to have it not last I sanded with 400 grit
then 600 grit then 1200 and cleared with an automotive clear.The results are astounding.They look absolutely new and seem to be holding their shine. The clear I used was Glasurit 923-45 which is a scratch resistant urethane clear. Hope this helps someone.....
I did the same, works great !!!
I posted a few pictures a while back (some pics are on page 2)
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/728316-taillights-sanded-painted-tinted-clearcoat.html
I posted a few pictures a while back (some pics are on page 2)
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearance-detailing/728316-taillights-sanded-painted-tinted-clearcoat.html
Originally Posted by Havok2
yeah, there is a sticky on that subject.
There's a sticky on polishing the plastic lenses. Not bad but it only lasts like 6 months or so, then the yellow stuff comes back.....
jims73z clearcoated his, I clearcoated with tinted clear.... that should last forever (hopefully)
