Guys I just used some fine sandpaper (around 2000 grit) and some Lysol furniture anti dust stuff beloved it or not. It acts as a lubricant and when you dry it it is seriously smooth- I mean somehow the Lysol does the trick. Crystal clear cost me $1
what can i use as a buffer if i don't have that kinda grinder or buffer.? i f i can buff it manually where and what should i buy as abuffer? thank you
@TheUssamir you use your hand with a microfiber or some sort of cloth that you can buy at auto zone. or if you have an electric drill at home you can get a buffer attachment for it
Very important note: Tape off the surrounding area around the headlight, so you don't damage the paint during the sanding process. And also, this can be done without a buffer, but the results won't be quite as perfect like the one in Kyle's video, it will still be a dramatic difference though.
Yes, but then you have to seal the headlights because you just sanded off all of the protective coating that came on the headlights from the factory. They will look like ass again in a few months from UV damage, unfortunately. Also, I would seriously recommend covering up the metal parts around the headlight with some masking tape so as not to damage it with the sandpaper or the buffer.
And now .. the body shop charges you for a NEW head light for 30 minutes it took to recondition the OLD headlights! LoooooooooooooL Very good video though! Although I'd be scared to death to take that wet/dry sandpaper to my headlights!
I just finished doing this process on my car and it worked great! My headlights were 4 times more yellow than the headlight you did and it still worked great! It only costed me about 12 dollars to purchase the required items (besides the buffer which I already own). Thank you so much for the vid!
Nice job man, exactly how a headlight restoration should be! I recently put H.I.D's on my 96 sierra (8000k blue) and I wetsanded, slapped some rubbing compound on it and polish (like the video) and the lights look like 1000k bright. Keep it up
If anyone has done this. I was wondering how good it was at preventing the light from yellowing again. I tried the turtle wax kit. It got the pretty clear, but just a month later they look yellow again. Any advice ic appreciated.
@2000DakotaSLT A guy at safeglass said to use high quality polish as this is the golden ticket to a clear and non-yellow light. He didnt say a brand so if you could recommend or not recommend one....
Thanx Bud!!! What a difference... Now that my Headlights look Right I have noticed that my other lens need work too... NO Sweat now that I have the Technology hehehe
OH and I did Tape and than I even Taped out a little further cause if its gonna happen, it happens to me!!! LOL
good job i do it the same way so keep up the good work if you need any help let me know. i've been doing it for a 1 yaer now. i've done almost every light out there so hit me up if you need help. once again good job man
why use 3 different sand papers? it works just fine just with 1500 n just spray clear coat on them its cheaper n faster the buffer weakens the plastic n the clear coat protects it just letting pep noe u dont have to waste more den 10 bucks
the initail cause for the fogged headlight is that when most people polish their cars, the put the polish on the head light. the SMART people who dont polish their headlights never have that problem...
@scatman0707 Yes there is a way of reapplying the clear coat, but that is where the professionalism comes in play. To apply a new clear, the old clear must be sanded away completely, and that isn't as simple as it sounds, because you must leave scratches small enough that a new clear will properly stick to the headlight (and not flake off 12 months later) without making them too big that they will still be seen. The clear is applied with a gun that is similar to HVLP automotive paint gun.
This is by far one of the most in depth DIY restoration videos for headlights that I've seen. I might use this on my neighbor's van when I get a chance to since her van's headlights are so cloudy that you can actually feel the different layers of plastic the headlights are made out of. When I drive her van to the store for her, I have to use the highs and they're just passable for brightness at night. I hope this will work on lights that bad. X3
Headlights come with a protective clear that is sprayed on at the manufacturer. When you sand down the headlight, you remove the dirt along with the sprayed on clear. This buffing will only last as long as any normal buffing wax, and then dirt will seep into the plastic and you will have to do this all over again. All the people on Youtube see a polished headlight and are amazed, but they do not know that it only lasts a month if you drive the car.
when adding the rubbing compound and buffing with the machine the compound will
spray on the whole car and if not washed it will be a pain getting it off later if it will come off. my suggestion tape up everything around the light or remove the light for really the best results
These plastic headlights are just an excuse to charge you like a lawyer! 15-25 bucks for a glass headlight but these cost...what .... around 150 per side when they become cracked by the sun or road stones??
only problem is once you sand off that top layer of plastic and buff/polish it, you have to keep doing it, as the plastic will keep yellowing out over time, unless you clearcoat the headlight lens afterward..but if you're going to do that you might as well just get a replacement headlight housing.
nice! i thought i would need new headlights! i always thought that the yellowing and fading was on the inside of the light and not the outside. im glad i dont have too take the lights off and replace them because on my car u have too take the whole front bumper completly off too be able too acces the screws too take the headlights out. and that would be a pain.
My old car was so bad It took almost 2 hours each head light to clean them . They were so yellow that you could not even see the bulb inside the fixture ( 250,000 miles ehh ) . I could drive at night with my high beams and not blind people lets just say lol .
Hey kyle, your videos are really awesone! btw my father has a fiat brava and i want to try this on the car but the headligths are made of glass, can i try this on them? Thanks!
Mine weren't really discolored, but when i bought the car it had some spray on tint that was fading. i tried scrubbing it off, didn't work. used this method and my headlights look brand new! I did the hand polish way without the buffer... definitely recommend using one. My arms are hella sore.
Great job! I bought the Maguire headlight polish and used it by itself and it dodnt work, I'll try your method with the sandpaper next. Love your other videos too by the way.
@1598MeTal1598 you understand that oxidation CANNOT take place inside your SEALED headlight. unless that is your seals have gone bad or your O-ring on light socket and shot. oxidation cannot and doesnt take place inside headlight, some plastics are designed to be fogged from the factory, most 96-03
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video and share your skills. I have performed this restoration on my Mazda MX5 and it worked a treat. You have saved me having to buy a new pair of lights at $200 each!! Many thanks :-)
i took some toothpaste a soft cloth and a spray bottle filled with water and got the same results. although the faded effect was minimal on the headlight.
@mbplove i think he might be mixing up what happens if you over polish the paint/clear coat on your car...you burn through the clear and can go up to the metal if you press too hard and stay in the same spot for too long.
Also, to anyone else watching: TAPE AROUND YOUR HEADLIGHTS... saves the risk of sanding the paint around there, which will not look too pretty.
I did this the same exact way using the meguiars plastx and a buffer on a 07 nissan quest, but after sitting in the sun for a day they clouded back up somewhat. Any ideas for something else i could use on them to polish them?
@radryan10 Wamart Sucks at anything with headlights restoring and they do not even use a machine just their weak hands A kit from autozone will do it also a fraction of the cost.
Guys I just used some fine sandpaper (around 2000 grit) and some Lysol furniture anti dust stuff beloved it or not. It acts as a lubricant and when you dry it it is seriously smooth- I mean somehow the Lysol does the trick. Crystal clear cost me $1
abasiwusan 5 days ago
WOW *.*
nicolagreable 6 days ago
All I did was use a rather tough scrub brush on my Lincoln and it did the trick just fine. I didn't really have to work too hard at it.
Yet my GTP's are pretty far gone. I might actually have to do all that to make them worth a shit.
humanparody12 6 days ago
can't wait to try this tomorrow! And thanks for the good editing!
OhhWhateverMan 4 weeks ago
Can't wait to try it out on the turn signal lense of my car
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what can i use as a buffer if i don't have that kinda grinder or buffer.? i f i can buff it manually where and what should i buy as abuffer? thank you
TheUssamir 1 month ago
@TheUssamir you use your hand with a microfiber or some sort of cloth that you can buy at auto zone. or if you have an electric drill at home you can get a buffer attachment for it
gib88son 1 month ago
wear through my paint with that buffer wheel and your ass is mine
7heSwed3 1 month ago
That is amazing man! how long time it least?
jorasave 1 month ago
Fantastic Video!! I followed your instructions and my headlights look factory new, thank you!!
vincentcarr 1 month ago
Don't be jerks about his pinky since he's making a video for yal to learn from.
kingedoftheworld 2 months ago
@frapsyou...hahahahahaha u're fucken funny ..his fucken looks like an aliens finger..lol
sthelo19 2 months ago
lol he broke his finger, nd prolly doesnt have insurance so he let it be. my friend finger looks like this
willisd432 2 months ago
Pause at 2:22, eww look at his finger!! lol haha
FrapsYou 2 months ago
Very important note: Tape off the surrounding area around the headlight, so you don't damage the paint during the sanding process. And also, this can be done without a buffer, but the results won't be quite as perfect like the one in Kyle's video, it will still be a dramatic difference though.
rizrz34 2 months ago
I did the same process but with out the buffer. It works well just be sure to apply 2 coats of compound and plastex
yellowcow13 2 months ago
Just one question. How come the plastic polish was'nt used? Was'nt it shown in the beginning>\?
Thebuffalo004 2 months ago
Yes, but then you have to seal the headlights because you just sanded off all of the protective coating that came on the headlights from the factory. They will look like ass again in a few months from UV damage, unfortunately. Also, I would seriously recommend covering up the metal parts around the headlight with some masking tape so as not to damage it with the sandpaper or the buffer.
freshjive855 2 months ago
he applying so much elbow grease the car is rocking...lol good idea! IF YOU HEAT UP THAT LENS COVER WITH POLISHING WHEEL "cRACK"...
nickd418 2 months ago
he applying so much elbow grease the car is rocking...lol good idea!
nickd418 2 months ago
And now .. the body shop charges you for a NEW head light for 30 minutes it took to recondition the OLD headlights! LoooooooooooooL Very good video though! Although I'd be scared to death to take that wet/dry sandpaper to my headlights!
MysticalMrBiggz 3 months ago
@MysticalMrBiggz I didnt want to sand. Then i went for it one day. It worked, just be sure to seal the headlight with wax after your done.
yellowcow13 2 months ago
what is the name of the rubbing compund?
myutubebroadcast 3 months ago
@myutubebroadcast peanut butter.
TheKonvict230 3 months ago
Thanks for the great how-to video....plain, simple, and easy to follow. Who would have ever thought it was so easy?? Thanks!!!!!!!!!
pphelps57 3 months ago
Nice video. But i would use masking tape around the headlights before i would go near them with sandpaper...
2Str0k3 4 months ago 2
Dude! That was great! Thank you. I'm not going to invest in a buffer so I will grease up my elbow! Thumbs up to you sir!
jjaagg5050 4 months ago
that rubbing compound looks like peanut butter
saltwateraquaruim 4 months ago
Can i buy elbow grease at Auto Zone.?
roel2055 4 months ago 30
can you tell me how can i clean me carb
aaf9999 4 months ago
Do you have to change the pad between the compound & polish?
Seisner1024 5 months ago
hey i was wondering if you can give me tips on getting a job detailing cars?
theoriginalelzincho 5 months ago
I just finished doing this process on my car and it worked great! My headlights were 4 times more yellow than the headlight you did and it still worked great! It only costed me about 12 dollars to purchase the required items (besides the buffer which I already own). Thank you so much for the vid!
Partyman4059 5 months ago
@Partyman4059 the ''cleaning compound'' is that called ''cleaning compound'' like is the name???
TheBlueAngel1018 3 months ago
don't tape it off?????
chris000089 5 months ago
would this work for tailight?
ionfreak93 5 months ago
@ionfreak93 just use rubbing compound
chris000089 5 months ago
mustard?
yyyy2999 5 months ago
great job
Morad4000 5 months ago
your pinky scares me
chunkchunk123 5 months ago 59
@chunkchunk123 lol! that made me laugh
Corkoth55 4 months ago
@chunkchunk123 not just the pinky... the whole hand ;-0
Amaralovely 2 weeks ago
Nice job man, exactly how a headlight restoration should be! I recently put H.I.D's on my 96 sierra (8000k blue) and I wetsanded, slapped some rubbing compound on it and polish (like the video) and the lights look like 1000k bright. Keep it up
Dtownmudder74 5 months ago
thank your a beast
pitlock96 5 months ago
If anyone has done this. I was wondering how good it was at preventing the light from yellowing again. I tried the turtle wax kit. It got the pretty clear, but just a month later they look yellow again. Any advice ic appreciated.
2000DakotaSLT 5 months ago
@2000DakotaSLT A guy at safeglass said to use high quality polish as this is the golden ticket to a clear and non-yellow light. He didnt say a brand so if you could recommend or not recommend one....
DjBabySlayer 2 months ago
At 3:16 the rubbing compound, what exactly does it do and where can I buy it? Great vid by the way. Thanks
TheKevinMillion 5 months ago
@TheKevinMillion
It acts like extremely fine liquid sandpaper and will lightly cut into paint or plastic and make it very smooth like glass
705Ibanez 5 months ago
brilliant !!
TeDuaMalakie 5 months ago
Thanx Bud!!! What a difference... Now that my Headlights look Right I have noticed that my other lens need work too... NO Sweat now that I have the Technology hehehe
OH and I did Tape and than I even Taped out a little further cause if its gonna happen, it happens to me!!! LOL
Insaneclowngang 6 months ago
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Insaneclowngang 6 months ago
Does this work on tail lights too ?
Reprezin 6 months ago
oh finally..u used a tripod lol
FcukYouRetrad 6 months ago
shouldnt you tape off the edges of the light so you dont accidently sand down the clear coat?
BrianNeathery 6 months ago
@BrianNeathery maybe even open the hood too?
heavymetalhero08 6 months ago
@heavymetalhero08
Whenever I do this i open the hood and tape off any paint that is around the light
BrianNeathery 6 months ago
cool guy. knows his trade too. impressed.
bagariddum 6 months ago
this is new for me!
5outa5
nofgood4live 6 months ago
your fingers are weird
rory584 6 months ago
good job i do it the same way so keep up the good work if you need any help let me know. i've been doing it for a 1 yaer now. i've done almost every light out there so hit me up if you need help. once again good job man
mike69192 6 months ago
yea u were fantastic, but not all of us have a mo fuggin rotary buffer! wow....
AListerUnlimited 6 months ago
has that red 1997 Altima leaked oil or something?? i can see a big trail of oil on the ground at 0:09 / 0:10!!
maserati315 6 months ago
Use toothpaste. Same effect, only cheaper.
TotalTQ 6 months ago
@TotalTQ Yes but doesnt remove everything its good if its a light haze
TheDataZoo 6 months ago
wth do you have on your finger??
shegotthedonk 6 months ago
FINALLY SOMEONE DOES IT RIGHT!
reese124124124 7 months ago
I WAZED AND POLLISHED MINE AND WORKED
thadd05 7 months ago
WOW!!! works great , i was skeptical at first....but damn! my headlights look practically brand new now! THANKS!!!
916to415 7 months ago
if i go to the dealer someday to buy a car , i won't believe if the seller tells me , this car has new headlights :-)
hansterpeace 7 months ago
What kind of rubbing compound?
unknownally 7 months ago
where do i get both creams???????
nerdyKABOOST88 7 months ago
@nerdyKABOOST88 autozone, or any auto parts store
thisDUDE 7 months ago
@nerdyKABOOST88 Walmart would probably have both.
Motorfordtoyota 7 months ago
alright so at 3:30 i rub jiffy peanut butter all over lol sweet video dude i like it thanks
JessePlaysGuitar 8 months ago
could u plz detail the equipment for me please
thx
potatocheeze 8 months ago
Just another tip. This method also works on your scratched DVD's and CD's but use 2400 paper and buff by hand. ;)
blacktownskates 8 months ago
I don't think it fogged up because of they not taking care of headlights.
and of course NOT what @passavator said.
ikuybaka 8 months ago
I don't think it fogged up because of they not taking care of headlights.
ikuybaka 8 months ago
dam good job i did mine almost the same way i just didn't use 2000 grit!!
mrnice1058 8 months ago
That bonnet really doesn't close very well. :p
theothertrainee 8 months ago
why use 3 different sand papers? it works just fine just with 1500 n just spray clear coat on them its cheaper n faster the buffer weakens the plastic n the clear coat protects it just letting pep noe u dont have to waste more den 10 bucks
MrJdmcd7 9 months ago
Kyle what is that rubbing compound, what is it for generally?. Not the Plastx but the brown stuff?
scruffynerfherder90 9 months ago
the initail cause for the fogged headlight is that when most people polish their cars, the put the polish on the head light. the SMART people who dont polish their headlights never have that problem...
passavator1 9 months ago
@scatman0707 Yes there is a way of reapplying the clear coat, but that is where the professionalism comes in play. To apply a new clear, the old clear must be sanded away completely, and that isn't as simple as it sounds, because you must leave scratches small enough that a new clear will properly stick to the headlight (and not flake off 12 months later) without making them too big that they will still be seen. The clear is applied with a gun that is similar to HVLP automotive paint gun.
Phill1478963 9 months ago
This is by far one of the most in depth DIY restoration videos for headlights that I've seen. I might use this on my neighbor's van when I get a chance to since her van's headlights are so cloudy that you can actually feel the different layers of plastic the headlights are made out of. When I drive her van to the store for her, I have to use the highs and they're just passable for brightness at night. I hope this will work on lights that bad. X3
scatman0707 9 months ago
thanks dude!
NikeBlazer623 9 months ago
I went to pepboys a week ago and saw a poster for headlight restoration. Is what he did similar to what auto shops do?
dopeypenguinlove 9 months ago
Works like a charm , thanks to you my aunt's atenza looks like one
ucg102 9 months ago
kool
us1776 9 months ago
very helpul. thanks!
TheJustinSavage 10 months ago
very helpul. thanks!
TheJustinSavage 10 months ago
Great video, thanks!
flyrudebwoi810013 10 months ago
Headlights come with a protective clear that is sprayed on at the manufacturer. When you sand down the headlight, you remove the dirt along with the sprayed on clear. This buffing will only last as long as any normal buffing wax, and then dirt will seep into the plastic and you will have to do this all over again. All the people on Youtube see a polished headlight and are amazed, but they do not know that it only lasts a month if you drive the car.
- 6 years auto restoration experience
PhillipRybin 10 months ago
@PhillipRybin Is there any way to apply another protective coat on the headlights after you've done this?
scatman0707 9 months ago
when adding the rubbing compound and buffing with the machine the compound will
spray on the whole car and if not washed it will be a pain getting it off later if it will come off. my suggestion tape up everything around the light or remove the light for really the best results
or not if your gonna halfass it
but still a good diy video
michaelgodovan1 10 months ago
These plastic headlights are just an excuse to charge you like a lawyer! 15-25 bucks for a glass headlight but these cost...what .... around 150 per side when they become cracked by the sun or road stones??
UpcomingJedi 10 months ago
that was amazing dude, nice work
VerticalSh0ck 10 months ago
i dont have that machine at home, so how to use by hand?
danielfahmy 10 months ago
Is it just me or does this guy sound like Cleaveland from Family Guy?
baylife10 11 months ago
@baylife10 its just you
marley2able 10 months ago
only problem is once you sand off that top layer of plastic and buff/polish it, you have to keep doing it, as the plastic will keep yellowing out over time, unless you clearcoat the headlight lens afterward..but if you're going to do that you might as well just get a replacement headlight housing.
vans1107 11 months ago
is that a female hands? hehe
prepuce83 11 months ago
All 3 grades of sandpaper were soaked in the water right?
HandyAndy229 11 months ago
yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh lol
ERICKGMAN 11 months ago
awesome vid kyle, and btw, the rubbing compound looks like peanut butter lol
KLINGY94 11 months ago
nice! i thought i would need new headlights! i always thought that the yellowing and fading was on the inside of the light and not the outside. im glad i dont have too take the lights off and replace them because on my car u have too take the whole front bumper completly off too be able too acces the screws too take the headlights out. and that would be a pain.
STREETRACEN4U 11 months ago
You forgot to tape off the edge of the bumper, fender, and hood.
crazylemon101 11 months ago
Very Nice! Looks like new! Thanks!
youngpastor21 11 months ago
I know what i`m doing tomorrow :) thanks
GhostsInMyAttic 11 months ago
I cant wait to try that to both my family vans. I don't trust it 100% on my baby lol.
souljaaagiirl 11 months ago
Great video! I saw the others, and yours blows the others away! You're very clear and quick about everything! Thanks man!
zoomie888 1 year ago
all i gotta say is WOW, you really are a good how to guy on car detailing!
bloodreighn 1 year ago 28
Hmm, does this works for taillights?
clarksonfan92 1 year ago
My old car was so bad It took almost 2 hours each head light to clean them . They were so yellow that you could not even see the bulb inside the fixture ( 250,000 miles ehh ) . I could drive at night with my high beams and not blind people lets just say lol .
bockydo 1 year ago
cool
hp11208 1 year ago
awesome vid dude
thank you
remixx45 1 year ago
Hey kyle, your videos are really awesone! btw my father has a fiat brava and i want to try this on the car but the headligths are made of glass, can i try this on them? Thanks!
rudi2122 1 year ago
Is it necessary to go through these sanding steps? I just took the plastic polisher+elbow grease and rubbed away.
BuyMEaDriNk43 1 year ago
Great video. Thank you.
fliegeroh 1 year ago
nice job on the lights. i was wondering if you could do a before and after with the headlights on
chopsuey1993 1 year ago
i tried this the exact steps didnt work
on my neon but i so fucking thrilled it worked on my suburban and sable
wizard101emily 1 year ago
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carwash1009 1 year ago
Great vid.
bmedeiros678 1 year ago
Good deal thanks.
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kutroyortana 1 year ago
best how to vid ive seen so far. thank you!
MrLobart 1 year ago
hahah 2:45 funny small finger OMG good job on the lights
whitestang99 1 year ago
Hey kyle. Does the clarity last long? Or will it get oxidized again pretty soon?
BuyMEaDriNk43 1 year ago
is rubbing compound rly needed? i am from germany and want to make hand polish
eniman123 1 year ago
WOW! It does look brand new. Great video. Thank you.
thefluidic 1 year ago
ewww how did u break your pinky
Alxrez 1 year ago
Mine weren't really discolored, but when i bought the car it had some spray on tint that was fading. i tried scrubbing it off, didn't work. used this method and my headlights look brand new! I did the hand polish way without the buffer... definitely recommend using one. My arms are hella sore.
THANKS!!
mothershipflite 1 year ago
Nice video.
siguru1066 1 year ago
Great job! I bought the Maguire headlight polish and used it by itself and it dodnt work, I'll try your method with the sandpaper next. Love your other videos too by the way.
stutzman2 1 year ago
i used Mother's but it end up like cloudy and all scratch up.
ElCompaJesse 1 year ago
i did toothpaste. cost $1.50. looks a lot better, the rest is on the inside
1598MeTal1598 1 year ago
@1598MeTal1598 you understand that oxidation CANNOT take place inside your SEALED headlight. unless that is your seals have gone bad or your O-ring on light socket and shot. oxidation cannot and doesnt take place inside headlight, some plastics are designed to be fogged from the factory, most 96-03
rangerrunner11 1 year ago
what kind of compound do u recommend using and can u use a drill and buffer wheel instead of a grinder and buffing wheel great job by the way
TheJcmcd 1 year ago
i love ur videos there great but where do u get the rubbing compound at that u use
TheJcmcd 1 year ago
WHAT THE F???? UR THE MAN DUDE... GREAT VIDEO
Hilderith 1 year ago
Where I have to buy the compound do I really need it to buy? Or I can only use the muguiars plastic polish
kennysantana01 1 year ago
do you ever have to apply this wax or compound ever again?
TheVancouverJatt 1 year ago
good job, thanx
alialialia1 1 year ago
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video and share your skills. I have performed this restoration on my Mazda MX5 and it worked a treat. You have saved me having to buy a new pair of lights at $200 each!! Many thanks :-)
Paul530d 1 year ago 11
I will try this on my integra Thanks !
Then i have to aim them since i cant see crap at night. lol
lJavieR7l 1 year ago
That's the way you do it! Tired of seeing these videos of people trying to sell a product.
viggoM35 1 year ago
thank you sooo much.
bunny4t4 1 year ago
does it work on Glass Headlight ?
ganee6a 1 year ago
simply exelent video, thanks for sharing i did it on my moms car and on my car. thank a lot
jangordo18 1 year ago
Thank you kindly! Just did this today. Worked very well.
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Didn't have a buffer so I compounded by hand. Still came out very well.
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gbp815 1 year ago
Best how to vid ever
supersaps123 1 year ago
lol my 1994 sentra's headlights are so yellow it looks like it has cataracts
pancakewafflebacon 1 year ago
Oh, and why do you keep the sandpaper wet?
GiovanniC91 1 year ago
Do you think you could use regular car wax on the headlight after doing this to keep it from yellowing again? Or at least prolong the clarity.
GiovanniC91 1 year ago
F'in awesomee!!
Patron1520 1 year ago
hey saabkyle04 could you tell me how you get that picture if you will of your logo next to your video's in the top left corner what do you do?
theRDRman 1 year ago
well done
ifeeltheperks 1 year ago
2:19 good example of Nissans quality, the whole front end is loose! Ha, Maybe this will work better than that stupid turtle wax kit!
Motorfordtoyota 1 year ago
i took some toothpaste a soft cloth and a spray bottle filled with water and got the same results. although the faded effect was minimal on the headlight.
but good video all in all
mogultech37 1 year ago
@mpblove if you hold the buffer in one spot too long heat will build up and melt or "burn" the plactic lens of the headlight.
dwillford 1 year ago
Good work
sheemobile 1 year ago
What do you mean burn out the head light?
mbplove 1 year ago
@mbplove i think he might be mixing up what happens if you over polish the paint/clear coat on your car...you burn through the clear and can go up to the metal if you press too hard and stay in the same spot for too long.
Also, to anyone else watching: TAPE AROUND YOUR HEADLIGHTS... saves the risk of sanding the paint around there, which will not look too pretty.
daytripper29 1 year ago
VERY helpful. Thanks.
BKofficer23 1 year ago
Are you related to the guy who plays the NBC Page on 30 Rock?
noham4me 1 year ago
I did this the same exact way using the meguiars plastx and a buffer on a 07 nissan quest, but after sitting in the sun for a day they clouded back up somewhat. Any ideas for something else i could use on them to polish them?
raysrule94 1 year ago
good job a was wondering how to get the job done 10 out 10
MrSangrado 1 year ago
looks like there's little bit difference here lol
huffy15 1 year ago
nice video
Iam18yearsolddddd 1 year ago
just wondering where can I get something like 5,000 grit sandpaper for a really nice finish?
drippinblood28 1 year ago
in other video i saw a guy using a sandpaper and then toothpaste and a flannel,.... is that true?... is that works???
renzobmxer 1 year ago
Hey, Kyle does this method ruin the UV film that protects the sunlight? thanks for sharing did a really good job =)
khizers21 1 year ago
Do i need to apply the compound or is that just an extra step?
PoliceWillProtect 1 year ago
whats the deal with your fingers?
Show757 1 year ago
this is the same technique believe it or not, that is used on polishing eye glasses
FILMMAKERCHAP 1 year ago
this really fucking works... i'm so thrilled...
walmart charges - $45 and it takes 45+ min.
do it your self.. Turtle Wax- rubbing compound ($4.00) Maguire Plastix polish - ($5.40) Sandpaper 1000 & 2000 grade ($6.00) combined 2pk. foam applicators ($2.00
Total expense = $17.40
Save about $27 doing it yourself =)
radryan10 1 year ago 18
@radryan10 The entire meguire kit is 20 dollars.
Motorfordtoyota 1 year ago
@radryan10 can u send me a private msg of all the stuff id need i dont have a buffer tho
jesuslover1990 1 year ago
@radryan10 You forgot to type priceless at the end. =-)
bmedeiros678 1 year ago
@radryan10 great comment, thanks for posting that :)
elitecssplayer 1 year ago
@radryan10 Wamart Sucks at anything with headlights restoring and they do not even use a machine just their weak hands A kit from autozone will do it also a fraction of the cost.
200twistatwista 11 months ago