Headlight Cleaner

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DRock9

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EDIT: I found http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=536689&highlight=headlight+cleaner but that says it takes 2 hours.

My friend said he could come over and do it in 5 minutes but he has since gone off to college, are there any brands out there that can do it in a small ammount of time?

 

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TheUser

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I've used Mothers Mag. and Alum. polish for years on my headlights - seems to do a nice job. I think some people say there is plastic-specific polish as well, but I'm not sure about that. I don't think bug and tar remover would work to get the yellow off, but the Mothers Mag. & Alum. polish will

 

sgarlic

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I know you said replacements are out of the question, but they are pretty cheap on eBay these days. The problem with the OEM lights is, even after you spend all that time cleaning them up, they'll get all yellow like that again in a few months.

 

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iwashmycar

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use a Powerball mini....damn good at cleanin.

i use Sonus Polish

 

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BadAndy

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fast orange hand cleaner

 

ChromdOutDubs

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Here is a link to do the head lights. I did it to mine about a month ago on my and it works perfect.

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=536689&highlight=interior+lights

-AJ