Today I decided to tackle My Headlights as I am tired of dodging deer at night at the last second because I can't see them. My headlights were frosted and yellow from years of abuse . The kit was easy to use and just took a lot of patience . I would recommend this kit to anyone , it only cost $30 . I even cut the little nipples off with a dremel first and I can't see where they used to be .Attachment 9255

 

I love this site but am still having problems uploading pictures . In the FAQ it says simply click upload.....but that doesn't show up on my screen. I dunno .

 

WOW!! Holy crap, that makes a HUGE difference... Gonna have to investigate that... to bad the PO on my truck blew one of them apart, and has clear duct tape over it now..... gonna have to find some replacements.

 

i agree i bought that same kit a few weeks ago and i was amazed at the difference it made.

 

I actually did the same thing with a bottle of brasso for 2.99

 

I tried this on my explorer. It helped but didn't make them look as good as yours does. I didn't have a good enough drill. I need to try it on the Ram. After sitting while the engine was out they got a little hazy

 

I got a bottle of brasso sitting on the shelf how did you do it, with a drill or by hand??? thx

 

I got the same results with the Crystal View kit that I picked up for $12 on sale at K-Mart, but instead of orbital pads it comes with just plain old elbow grease wet/dry sandpaper. I spent maybe 20 minutes or a half hour at it, and now the lenses look good as new.

With the PIAA Xtreme White lamps inside I'm tickled with how much legal light I've got out front. It's not like running driving lights, but it's much better than new stock ever even wanted to be.

 

yea i used the meguiars kit for $19 at walmart. did mine, my mothers car, my ex gf's car and my buddys car, works great.

 

I'd get some clear tint that is UV protected and apply it to the freshly cleaned lens so it lasts a bit longer.