[trdeu4ia]

I was trying to find the article about how to remove haziness from lenses and didn't get anything with the search. Anybody help?

 

[Tred]

How bad is it? Try McGuier's Plastx if not too bad. If that doesn't help, wet sand with a #2000 wet sand paper, then use Plastx. It's easier if you take the assembly out of the grille with the lightbulb out.

 

[SRakaSSS]

Not to thread jack, but when using the wet sand paper, must the lense and the paper be wet for it to be effective?

 

[mobile 1]

Get some 3M rubbing compound (perfectII) and clean them with that, then get some 3M hand glaze to follow. It might take a couple times, and if that doesnt work then use 2000 grit sandpaper like that other member said, and keep the paper wet and dont go in circles! Then follow up with the two steps mentioned above. Then everytime you wax your truck, wax the lights too for protection and you'll be cool!

 

[mobile 1]

I'm in Glendale all the time visiting my friends, they live off of highland and glenoaks, so if we ever run into each other I'll hook it up for you. I'm always in my red dub cab so keep an eye out and I'll do the same.

 

[cencal550]

get a powerball if they're really yellow or if your lazy and don't want to use a standard pad and elbow grease :waytogo:

 

[Tred]

Not to thread jack, but when using the wet sand paper, must the lense and the paper be wet for it to be effective?

The wet sand papers I've seen were Wet/Dry sand papers, and they work just fine without water, but it slides better with water as the sanded material doesn't gunk up. You've probably noticed this.

 

[George4drV6]

Use a soray bottle and constatnly flysh the area while sanding.

Although I dont know if sanding the lense is the best idea, the plastic doesnt seem to fair well with being sanded

 

[noelsmykuya]

Get some 3M rubbing compound (perfectII) and clean them with that, then get some 3M hand glaze to follow. It might take a couple times, and if that doesnt work then use 2000 grit sandpaper like that other member said, and keep the paper wet and dont go in circles! Then follow up with the two steps mentioned above. Then everytime you wax your truck, wax the lights too for protection and you'll be cool!

thats exactly what i did mine to get my headlights lookin brand new again. that rubbing compound is the sh.it:waytogo: