Headlight Haze Removal - Part 2

[muska656]

good video man, i'll order some tomorrow i have a 2007 chevy and its just now starting to get nasty so i want to hit before it gets any worse. great video thanks.

[Junkman2000]

@muska656 If you use my discount code, you can get 10% off your purchase. The code is "The Junkman" or "TheJunkman" (without the quotes and not case sensitive). Thanks for watching.

[muska656]

@Junkman2000 thanks will do!

[slimgoodyu1]

hey, junkman like the videos, very helpful. i restore headlights but i always like to see differant methods of doin so.you never know when you will learn somthing new..... as for the scratches on the headlight lens i use the wet sanding method. starting with the more agressave 600g working your way up ,finishing up with 3000g.then polish.scratches will be gone.

[Junkman2000]

@slimgoodyu1 Good to know. : )

[baran311]

Love the videos! I ordered some Adam's products today!

[Junkman2000]

@baran311 Did you use my coupon code, Junkman?

[baran311]

@Junkman2000

I didn't know you had one, I will use it next time for sure. Thanks!

[Bittboy]

This Headlight Haze Removal episode brought to you by: Adam's

[gn3ricc]

Hey Junkman,

I like how you're keeping it real. Just straight up all show! good stuff!

[Junkman2000]

@gn3ricc

Thanks man, I appreciate that!

[pittbull081105]

Very good video but I have a different problem... Go up to any car that has projector lights and look closely to the lens when head lights are on... There is a fine dust like haze on the inside of the lens... How do you get that out

[Junkman2000]

Remove the lens and clean the inside?

[Bittboy]

@pittbull081105

...projector lights? Dude, if you know what a projector is, you'd know that all computer projectors (example) show a "dust" coming out of them..that's light being projected...

[goincd3]

Is there anything else you need to put on after removing the haze to prevent it from coming back?

[Junkman2000]

You can use wax but it will haze up again over time. At least this is cheaper than buying new headlights.

[JgHaverty]

using a good polish will keep it looking brand new. Note I said polish and not wax. polish scratches, wax protects. Use wax after polish. My g35's headlights still look brand new and are 5 years old.

[firmskaterdude]

my drivers headlight is starting to get little cracks in them....... how can i remove those?

[Junkman2000]

You don't remove cracks, you replace the headlight or live with them.

[JgHaverty]

For the novices, you might want to preface this with showing them how to tape up the car to protect the paint?

[Junkman2000]

Well, I figure it they can do this, they should know how to use a roll of painter's tape!

[JgHaverty]

lol I agree :) however, they see you do this, and they will think they are pro's by watching you. I would just put a disclaimer to use tape, thats all :)

very informative videos, and very well done, sans the "Adam's" plugs haha.

[blankito617]

When you going to let go of that vette and get yourself an import like that eclipse there? LOL And how did your friend steve take to your comment about the Adams car wash buckets from your "Slow Cut" video? Has he gotten payback yet? Nice job on the headlights! I got a 94 Accord and my lights are like immune to it, there still clear as day and I live in the country.

[Junkman2000]

My girlfriend sold that thing a week ago!

Steve might get me back when I see him at Corvettes at Carlisle! Then, we might just sit down and polish off some porterhouses!

[eclipsegsx765]

Eclipse are not a IMPORT. There made 100% in America only thing imported is the engine.

[Junkman2000]

Where did you find that info?

[Junkman2000]

You know your Mitsubishi's!

[eclipsegsx765]

I guess, but i love American muscle and Imports.

[JgHaverty]

Diamond star motorworks. Eclipses, talons, probes, sebrings, and a few other cars were made by DSM. Every major car company used them for some reason.

[ssssteve360]

No, Diamond Star Motors, and only Eclipse, Talons, Lasers.

probes = Ford

[JgHaverty]

hmm, i assumed, they look completely identical. I looked it up, and DSM provided some of the engine parts though...

[DarkJumpslash]

Thanks for the guide!

[tyau1234]

Good video!

With a drill, why didn't you try wetsanding the headlights at 2000 and then 2500 grit??

[Junkman2000]

Because it was my girlfriend's hooptie and I didn't feel like doing that much work!

[NitrousOwnsYou]

thanks man, i just got a used car... i thought it was always haze INSIDE the headlights itself lol... always wanted to know how to get rid of it. awesome job.

[Junkman2000]

Glad I could help.

[1997chevz71]

When are you going to do the headlights on my truck AJ.

[Junkman2000]

As soon as I receive your PayPal payment!

[Sty1ez]

LOL

[2006redgt]

AJ why no DS on the pad?

[Junkman2000]

I hardly ever do detail spray on my pads. That is usually necessary when you use too much product in the blazing sun.

[2006redgt]

Adam always leading me astray, haha

[Junkman2000]

Adam has a reason he does that. I forget exactly why but he has a good reason. We both have 2 different styles of obtaining the same results and I sometimes implement his way into my method. I depends on who's videos you're following. Do it his way if you are following his videos.

[Boodieman72]

Sometimes headlights needs to be wetsanded to remove defects.

I always wax non-glass headlights, helps keep the bugs off.

[Junkman2000]

I have never seen a set of headlights that needed wet sanding. With all the compounds out today, wet sanding is way more work than necessary.

[Boodieman72]

I have seen plenty that needed wet sanding. Mostly older cars with yellowed lenses.