Any product that gets rid of yellowing headlights?

[TheKidWithTheSE]

Wow! Those look pretty good. What steps did you use with your materials?

Thanks. i went old school lol

http://www.contour.org/ubbthreads/sh...fpart=all&vc=1

[dennyb]

I remember a place in west Michigan did restoration of headlamps for LKQ (former Keystone Automotive here). I just searched and found this.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2819...rowth-strategy

http://www.localautoparts.net/Michig...Inc-13665.html

I don't know if they would take in over the counter for customers but it might be worth looking into if someone doesn't feel comfortable with
the sand and polish method.

[silver rocket]

Go to Autozone (or any auto parts store) get the 3M restoring kit. I will stand by that product until i find something better. The only thing you need is a drill and about an hour. Ive restored so many sets of headlights for so many different cars. Nothing works better. And after your done, use some "headlight sealant" same isle as the 3M kit normally. I think Mothers and Blue Magic make some.

[mmc757]

The 3M kit is AWESOME. I honestly believe my lenses are clearer now than the day I drove it off the lot brand new.

Before pics (I didnt take any befores of the P side):



After pics:

[mystiquevltwin]

The 3M kit is AWESOME. I honestly believe my lenses are clearer now than the day I drove it off the lot brand new.

Those look great! Very nice job!