PM me your number Jeeno and I'll let you know how to restore them and have it stay forever.. Dont wast your dollars on new headlights.

 

What do you do to clean them?
Wetsand and everything?

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I've used the 3m kit several times. Ive wet-sanded and everything several times.

Just doesn't seem to do any good.



I've had so many people remark on how the poor condition my headlights just ruin the look of my car.

 

Here is the best way for anyone looking for a good restoration.
Headlight Restoration-new UV sealant idea - Auto Geek Online Auto Detailing Forum

 

This!

This is key to having it stay clear for an extended amount of time


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I actually have an offer posted, but I've got fancy HIDs.. It's your lights plus $600 or you can buy mine for $750 outright..

If you just need non HIDs? Look out for depo lights, and others.. Most of them have fitment or wiring issues..

 

I did a write up on this exact thing.... works like a charm

 

So the UV sealers sold at pep Boys & such don't really work?

 

That's what I used on mine after I restored them.

 

It would seem if you can clear the plastic at all? It should be fixable.. I would assume these kinds of lenses can be restored a few times? before having any issues. Or getting thin


And I did the restoration loose, but I had some issues bracing them, I was worried about snapping the tabs, so I put em on the carpeted floor and backed em with my couch.. Results were excellent.

How did you guys hold em, without risking the lense or tabs?

 

http://forum.mazda6club.com/mazdaspeed6/256614-headlight-restoration-how.html

 

I sat on my porch and held it in my lap.

 

When I did mine I used the SprayMax 2k clear. UV Protected clear coat, only down fall is that once you activate the can it has a 12 hour shelf life so have other things you need to paint. I went this route since it was what I had in my garage. The write up by @oh_yeams6 seems promising that was my other option.