Check this out...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEJbKLZ7RmM

 

Edited November 25, 20159 yr by Mopar1973Man

I might give this a shot for my fog lights.  They are looking kinda like they are 13 years old. 

Me too.  Fogs are rough.

 

 

  On 11/26/2015 at 1:34 AM, Me78569 said:

Me too.  Fogs are rough.

They are probably kinda foggy.

Ugh.

 

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I cleaned mine with Meguiar's®  Plastx™ clear plastic cleaner and polish last April. I used a drill with a foam pad to clean and polish but did not spray them with any sealer. A customer had his done professionally and sprayed with lacquer. 6mo later they were yellow and the lacquer made it worse.                        

Edited November 26, 20159 yr by IBMobile

Agreed, that this will work..  and will work longer than just buffing the lenses with a restoration kit.  But, I've done the 'clear coat' paint method years ago, and it was yellowed WITH paint-checking within a year's time.  To clean them up after that, it's much easier and time-saving to just buy new ones, as the paint will take hours to strip/sand off to get back to square one.

Key factor here is was the lacquer a UV or not?

Mine was, yes.  Although may not have been plastic -specific..  that, i don't remember. 

I've sanded my headlight lenses with excellent results, though I have yet to put any kind of sealer on them. I wonder how something like this would work? It is UV resistant so I ASSume it would work.

I just bought new units and they came with new bulbs for $75 for the pair. They are like stock but enough light for me. Hopefully they will last a good while. Had them for 3 years now and they are still clear.