Post a vid. Show us.

Glad your headlights are happy

What can we use instead of Sodium Bicarbonate? I don't know what that SB is and where I get it?

Use heating pistol

How long will the results last?

@@annettezalar5848 quite a while!

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No clear coat sealer after?

@@MrJohnnyDistortion A good wax will last a long time. When you start to see it fade. Repeat process. Takes less time when headlight isn't too contaminated.

Try 1k, sanding in hex pattern (while keeping it wet with spray bottle) across the lens until you don't feel it cutting anymore. Then do the same with 2k an then 3k. After all that use your rubbing compound.

Impressive!🤔

@@voorhees633 lol thanks.

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I was thinking the same thing... Because I scraped mines with just that same dish washing sponge he used but the rough side, so I know this video is fake 😂😂

How?

@Mohammad Rafie use a drill attachment with a 3" polishing foam pad. Add the wheel polish and run the drill at around 2k rpms across the headlight. The wheel polish is more aggressive than car paint polishes and removes oxidation faster. It will yellow in months if you don't protect the bare plastic afterwards though. You can use a good quality clear coat. Or just repolish a few times/yr.

Muy buena!!!!

No, the issue is on the outside. The sun beating down on them all day every day causes the plastic to oxidize and turn yellow. That's why when you sand them down an buff them they look new because you cut away the oxidized plastic. Here, the acid in the lemon is doing the work. Only not as well

@@JoeNathan42420 thanks for the explanation

Pero no en cosa de unos dos meses se vuelven opacos nuevamente?

@@franciscoromero6768 si, pero si les das con esmalte de spray ya no

jajaja só que eu pensei

How please!

I did the toothpaste challenge and it worked pretty well. It did not last for 6 years but, I got more than a year out of it. It’s important to apply a good wax after polishing and remember to apply more wax whenever it seems to be wearing off. I prefer this method to the others .

Someone?

@@vyperr3 Just squeeze small amounts of toothpaste on the surface and rub in circular motions. Wipe and repeat until you get the desired appearance. Spray or wipe on wax and allow to dry. A drill brush attachment makes the job a whole lot easier.

ANY type of buffing compound will work! This is how body shops do it. Buff with compound, or toothpaste if you don't want to go to the store (compound is better), then they spray clear over them. Haven't done it to mine so don't know how much light is reduced like that. I just buy new Chinese aftermarket junk assemblies, no one knows...

Was it Colgate mint toothpaste, or?

It doesn’t last tho .. only temporary .. I tried

Yes, this is correct. I've done it before and it is still looking ok, about one year now.

Great idea, which spray paint brand would yo recommend or what should I look for incase I don't fint the one you recommend? Thanks

@@DunOpondo If you find smth which claims to be offering extra uv protection, or if you manage to get hold of a specialized clearcoat intended for plastic headlamps (such clearcoats exist) - that would be best. I had none of those at hand and used some cheap canned noname transparent clearcoat for car body painting repairs. In this scenario, bonding between the protective coat and the plastic is extra (and strongly) supported by plastic surface roughness, hence the clearcoat chemistry is virtually irrelevant. When spraying, apply the coating in very thin layers. Do not overspray: otherwise the applied too thick coat will generate bubbles / surface defects.

@@dontknowler thanks alot 👍🏿

this is the way 100%

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Yeah the lemon thing was pretty dumb

But it smells good :D

@@danielreinhardt7684 and the vitamin C will keep them healthy! XD

Water doesn’t have the acidic enzyme that lemons do

True u have to polished them very well after cleaning them

Lenses take years to fade naturally. Why do you say defogging doesn't last very long? Could one not seal it in epoxy for a long lasting treatment? Ty!

Oh, you're just a genius.

If you don't have a garage to park your car and is exposed to weather conditions ,buying new lenses won't last too long, best thing to do is simply buy some mothers mag chrome polish and clean them regularly every 3 months, think of it as a preventive maintenance job. People that have a garage or that have a roof to protect the car from extreme weather such as high heat temperature in the summer and extreme cold weather in the winter plus the rain will affect the lenses of the headlights.

@@max410 How long will new lenses last? In Florida?

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Definitely! 😂

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