Removed headight haze in 30 seconds!

[the750]

So the headlights on my 04 G35c have been super hazey for the past year or so. looks like mold almost at this point, very noticable. well i read all the threads on here about how to remove it, most recommended using a buffer which i do not have so i've lived with it somehow. well today i was applying some ICE and got to the front of the car and realized how sh*tty it looks.

so i grabbed a tub of turtle wax polishing compound and an applicator and scrubbed the sh*t out of the headlights (circular motion of course) for about 30 sec each. a minute later i removed the polish and WOW. they look like new! i should have taken a before and after for this thread, but honestly i didn't think it'd do much.

so the point is, if you have hazey headlights and no buffer, it's not the end of the world.

[Infiniti514]

congrats and welcome!! post pics up when you get a chance....

[the750]

Thanks. I think I will like it here.

[Infiniti514]

probably not........

[the750]

i hate it here.

[Infiniti514]

Originally Posted by the750

i hate it here.

+1..........

[the750]

they pay me to post.

[Infiniti514]

they should pay you not to

[the750]

you pay me too!

[Infiniti514]

how come no one else posted in this thread???? this is very valuable information!

[the750]

i really thought this was one of my most if not the most informative thread i've ever posted. i mean, gilley is on here trying to con newbs into attaching a sponge to a drill just to get the haze off.

[Infiniti514]

i thought it was very creative and very informative. you are letting people know that they dont need to have a buffer!

[the750]

the buffer industry just offered me $100.00 to remove this thread... should i take it or hold out for more?

[Infiniti514]

i'd hold out for more. ask them to include a geno's steak and zero's used condom.

[the750]

i get both of those free whenever i come up to your place.