[TYTAN]

Just woundering if anyone knows a way to get rid of the haze on headlight lens I dont need to replace them yet but the haze does affect the brightness.

 

[bgrieger]

Head to Crappy Tire, visit the detailing asile, find a product called PlastX (mothers I think). It is a plastic polish that clears this condition up. Very good stuff!

Bob

 

[midnightmach]

Crappy tires save the day again..

 

[Pars]

PlastX, didn't know there was such a thing. It'll probably be useful on the plastic in the trunk area which is all scratched up from my loading/unloading. But I wouldn't use it on a newer headlight.

http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8011

 

[bgrieger]

It's only good on things like polycarbonate/lexan or the harder plastics...such as head and taillights. Any plastic with a matte finish ends up glossy. Soft plastics like ABS used in car interiors don't respond to it well at all in my experience.

 

[Pars]

Sound advice. I hate the glossy finish on the interior plastics.

The other day, my headlight cover was coated with over a 1/2 inch of ice and I was chipping away at it with the ice scraper... Your brain tends to freeze up when it's that cold outside :disappoin ...Looks like I'll be using that PlastX sooner rather then later.