grossman

[grossman]

I wanted to know what is the best way to remove the cloudiness or dullness on the plastic lens covering the headlights.

[Beemerboy]

Originally Posted by grossman

I wanted to know what is the best way to remove the cloudiness or dullness on the plastic lens covering the headlights.

First off welcome to the site from Sonoma County CA

How bad are your lens? mean year of the car and such.

There are a few ways to clean them up, from wet sanding to straight polishing

[grossman]

Thanks for the welcome....the car is a 96 Avalon. The top half of the lens is clouded on both headlights.
I also wanted to let you know that we are planning a trip to Sonoma County next year to do some wine trails and see the redwoods. I live near St Louis, MO. and have never been to CA. Looking at maybe staying in Healdsburg.

[Beemerboy]

Originally Posted by grossman

Thanks for the welcome....the car is a 96 Avalon. The top half of the lens is clouded on both headlights.
I also wanted to let you know that we are planning a trip to Sonoma County next year to do some wine trails and see the redwoods. I live near St Louis, MO. and have never been to CA. Looking at maybe staying in Healdsburg.

You could start with a good plastic polish like Poorboys (site sponsor) pro-polish...with a cotton applicator you can reduce the hazing quite a bit. If that doesn't get them clean then, wet sanding with 2000 to 3000 grit sand paper...Sanding is no big deal on plastic, you can find countless threads here by using the search feature using key words.


You will enjoy Healdsburg, I'm about 25 minutes from there

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[Beemerboy]

Here one of many links you can read about how to clean up your HL

http://www.detailcity.org/forums/pai...ht=wet+sanding

[grossman]

Thanks for the info....I am going to purchase the PB pro polish...seems like most of the guys like this product.

	Poorboys World Products Poorboy’s has made a name around the show circuit for fantastic products at great prices! Its ever-growing popularity is due to word-of-mouth testimonies from novice detailers through auto enthusiasts about the brilliant results no matter what your level of expertise. You’re going to love Poorboy’s!

[Pockets]

Originally Posted by Beemerboy

You could start with a good plastic polish like Poorboys (site sponsor) pro-polish...with a cotton applicator you can reduce the hazing quite a bit. If that doesn't get them clean then, wet sanding with 2000 to 3000 grit sand paper...Sanding is no big deal on plastic, you can find countless threads here by using the search feature using key words.

Yup he hit the nail on the head....

and welcome to DC

[ArmstrongDetailing]

Welcome to DC.

[9D4E420]

Welcome to the forum. If you have any pics of your lights it would help in the correction process.

[tmacsad]

to the City!