Headlight Haze Before and After Pics

[DoggyDoor]

Thought I would show some pics of my headlights after I took the haze off. All it took was some PlastX by Mcguires and a drill with a 7" foam disc. The disc is practically mandatory, as I have used a cloth, and doesn't have the same results. It is funny how the PlastX bottle has a G on it...

Before:

After:

Before on the left, after on the right:

[Infiniti514]

not bad at all. im gonna have to do this soon.

[Blue Batmobile]

nicely done!

Bat™

[chenga]

I use the Meguiar's applicator sponges with PlastX, and it works well. Definitely use some kind of sponge instead of a terrycloth.

[Gilley]

Great post! My sedan's headlights are hazed too and I need to do something.

Is there a nationwide chain that sells the foam applicator discs?

[DoggyDoor]

I found it at Oreilly's for around $7. Most places have them in their paint section I am sure. You can do it with a foam pad by hand, but it takes no more than ten seconds with a drill.

[MikeG356MT]

I actually have found that Meguiars cleaner/wax combo works better than that 3m Plastix stuff...I have used both. You do not need a buffer with the Meguiars and it lasts longer as well. Just a friendly FYI....

[mrdvsteight]

Meguiars cleaner works great for my G ride really helps the optical blue headlight stand out , should have sent pic

[mrdvsteight]

Pic upload Test 123, wow this sidekick 3 cam sucks

[DoggyDoor]

Are those blue overlays on your headlights? Mike, I did use Meguiars, not 3M. You are right you don't need a drill, but it is like the difference between hand waxing and orbital buffing, someone always swears by one or the other.

[theREAL_G]

where did u get teh buffing disk

[DoggyDoor]

O Reilly's autoparts.

[SmokeG305]

those blue overlays look real good. if my car was black, i'd do it also.