Faded Headlights and bug guard no more !!! You gotta see this !!!

[Todd Z]

I was unhappy with my bug guard and headlights taking a sand blasting here and fading. I was going to replace them again, BUT

I found this stuff... ( I am waiting to see if it is ok with the guy to publicly mention his stuff).

I don't know if he makes it or buys it, but: !!!!!

Todd Z



[Broken External Image]:



[Broken External Image]:



[Broken External Image]:



[Broken External Image]:



This Pic is a NEW AVS Rear guard used as a comparison.



[Broken External Image]:

 

[David H]

awesome stuff!!!! i need!!!

 

[Woppy V]

Yeah I def could use that on my bug deflector also. Let us know!

 

[FlipTrac_511]

Yeah, my Ford guard isn't lookin too good either. Even after I polished it with a Mother's or Meguiar's "Scratch-X" product I think it was. Lookin forward to the info becoming unclassified Todd.

 

[Richard Kolb]

Doesn't the flitz polishing thingy do that too?

 

[EddieS'04]

Looks like it works darn good..

 

[Mike Caldwell]

I have had similar results from Meguiars Plastix, but damn that looks good.

 

[Kim Griffiths]

Okay already, what did you use?

 

[POJ Irving]

Tod, that looks awesome, I have been looking for something with the kind of result for the longest while, please do tell.

 

[George C]

Wow, that's amazing. They look better than new



George

 

[Josh Langel]

I use a product called Carnewbe (sp?) Wax..yellow bottle. It's is freakin amazing and it takes out minor scratches, oxidation, tar...ect with ease.

 

[Ron N]

would that be the no water wash, Todd._Ron

 

[CountyMounty]

We will all be wating for the information to be declassified.

 

[Rick Kent]

I have used 3M plastic polish on my 2 other vehicles, no need yet on the Trac, and it has brought the optical clarity back on the headlight lenses on every occasion.



I think the bottle cost me about $10 and it was about an hour of elbow grease per vehicle.

 

[Ed C]

Toothpaste, as seen on Two guys garage, DIY network. PlastiX works for me.

 

[Richard L]

You can do the same thing with plain old toothpaste. Just rub in on by hand with a soft micro-fiber cloth and it will remove the haze from clear plastic parts. Works even better if you have a small power buffer.



I have used toothpaste to polish plastic watch crystals , and even the whole watch with a soft toothbrush. Then rinse it in warm water (must be a waterproof watch) and the watch looks like new. Toothpaste also works pretty good for cleaning the plastic convertible top back windows too.



...Rich

 

[Dallas Starr]

what is it already!

 

[Tom Schindler]

Toothpaste also works great cleaning pearls.





Tom

 

[Todd Z]

Here you go....



woolrock is the Ebay seller....



http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HD-HEADLIGHT-RESTORER-REPAIR-CLEANER-CLOUDY-YELLOW-HAZY_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ50450QQihZ014QQitemZ330116384310QQrdZ1

 

[TomT]

I might give it a shot. My 5 year old bug shield looks like crap. Doesn't really tell you how much you get. Says it's enough to do 3 cars but I'm assuming they just mean the headlights. Will one kit do my whole bug shield?