Can I polish headlights with what I have on hand?

[Deutsch Marques]

I realize this is discussed often, but in my searching I didn't see anything pertaining to the actual products that I have on hand. Both of my cars' headlights could use some touch-up. Even though one is a 2002, and the other a 2005, neither is very bad. Not yellowed, and still transparent. Just showing the accumulation of little pitting/hazing from grit and bugs over the years.

I would like to know if I can use my PC, M105/M205, and LC pads to accomplish this. And if so, suggested product/pad combos and order of process. And would my PB's EX be sufficient, or is a more permanent plastic protected or even the urethane/mineral oil method required? I'm hoping to get the lights looking new again without spending money, if possible.

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[Jeremy]

m105 on 4" orange pad, you can put anything on afterward,I prefer optiseal or pb wheel sealant

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[JaredPointer]

Yes.

[Deutsch Marques]

Originally Posted by Jeremy

m105 on 4" orange pad, you can put anything on afterward,I prefer optiseal or pb wheel sealant

No need to finish off with M205 or a different pad?

I don't know what Optiseal is, but I do have some PB wheel sealant (as long as I haven't eaten it... that stuff smells yummy!). No worries of the sealant wearing off too quickly? I don't want to have to polish the headlights every 6 months.

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[JaredPointer]

I would finish off with a less aggressive polish just from past personal experiences. I don't see why you couldn't use wheel sealant for protection.

[pfcperry17]

This is a bit off topic but I have to ask....Jared, Where did you get that picture in your signature? I laugh everytime I look.....

[POPPAJ]

Originally Posted by pfcperry17

This is a bit off topic but I have to ask....Jared, Where did you get that picture in your signature? I laugh everytime I look.....

Family picnic?

[shuddleston]

That's the real person that looks like Beavis from Beavis and Butthead.

[pfcperry17]

Lol I just noticed that too. I recognized him but couldn't place him....Mystery Solved!

[JaredPointer]

Mom made me go to Sears and have a portrait done.

[black bart]

Originally Posted by JaredPointer

Mom made me go to Sears and have a portrait done.

Looks flattering I didn't think you looked that good

[pfcperry17]

looks like a brick hit his forehead.....