plastx on headights, what next?
So I used to have very hazy headlights, i ended up using plastx on them (by hand) and the results were pretty darn good. however i did notice that they became hazy after a couple of months. I found a product called meguiar's headlight protectant thats supposed to be used after plastx. I tried this (by hand) but its been about 2 months and my headlights are starting to get hazy again. I think the protectant did help, since the headlights are not nearly as hazy as they would have been without them.
is there any solution as to how i can keep them clear? or would i always have to re polish them with plastx every few months?
would the wetsanding method be more effective? or would i need a bodyshop to spray some clear coat over the lights after theyre cleared?
btw i dont have an orbital polisher like a porter cable yet, so ive been doing all this by hand
is there any solution as to how i can keep them clear? or would i always have to re polish them with plastx every few months?
would the wetsanding method be more effective? or would i need a bodyshop to spray some clear coat over the lights after theyre cleared?
btw i dont have an orbital polisher like a porter cable yet, so ive been doing all this by hand
I can't really help, I have the same issue (more on my tacoma than on the s) I have just gotten used to hitting the headlights with plastx every couple months (3-4 months). I use the mini power ball and a drill which seems to work a lot better than by hand, and only takes a couple minutes to do the giant headlights on my tacoma.
So I used to have very hazy headlights, i ended up using plastx on them (by hand) and the results were pretty darn good. however i did notice that they became hazy after a couple of months. I found a product called meguiar's headlight protectant thats supposed to be used after plastx. I tried this (by hand) but its been about 2 months and my headlights are starting to get hazy again. I think the protectant did help, since the headlights are not nearly as hazy as they would have been without them.
is there any solution as to how i can keep them clear? or would i always have to re polish them with plastx every few months?
would the wetsanding method be more effective? or would i need a bodyshop to spray some clear coat over the lights after theyre cleared?
btw i dont have an orbital polisher like a porter cable yet, so ive been doing all this by hand
is there any solution as to how i can keep them clear? or would i always have to re polish them with plastx every few months?
would the wetsanding method be more effective? or would i need a bodyshop to spray some clear coat over the lights after theyre cleared?
btw i dont have an orbital polisher like a porter cable yet, so ive been doing all this by hand
I'd like an answer to this as well. I used my pc on mine a few month ago and they looked great at first, but it slowly came back again..
So I used to have very hazy headlights, i ended up using plastx on them (by hand) and the results were pretty darn good. however i did notice that they became hazy after a couple of months. I found a product called meguiar's headlight protectant thats supposed to be used after plastx. I tried this (by hand) but its been about 2 months and my headlights are starting to get hazy again. I think the protectant did help, since the headlights are not nearly as hazy as they would have been without them.
is there any solution as to how i can keep them clear? or would i always have to re polish them with plastx every few months?
would the wetsanding method be more effective? or would i need a bodyshop to spray some clear coat over the lights after theyre cleared?
btw i dont have an orbital polisher like a porter cable yet, so ive been doing all this by hand
is there any solution as to how i can keep them clear? or would i always have to re polish them with plastx every few months?
would the wetsanding method be more effective? or would i need a bodyshop to spray some clear coat over the lights after theyre cleared?
btw i dont have an orbital polisher like a porter cable yet, so ive been doing all this by hand
I have always used 2000grit with a foam block, then cutting compound, glaze and wax. Have you tried a headlight restore kit, they use the same pricipal but probably are better than my method.
http://www.amazon.com/3M-39008-Headl.../dp/B001AIZ5HY
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is what they showed me to use after plast x to make it last longer
is what they showed me to use after plast x to make it last longer
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