how do I restore headlight haze
1364520
I paid a guy $40 to do it with proper tools.( "Dent Whisperer") However there are videos on youtube where they do it with Toothpaste! Don't get this stuff it does not work.
1364521
You have 2 choices, you can either buy this product and follow the instructions OR you can take your car to a body shop and have them polish and buff your lights which will more or less be more expensive.
1364522
False advertising. Doesn't work, shocked they have it on the shelves in stores and online. I still need a new headlight...
1364523
You appy rubbing compound and sand/buff with different types of sand paper 1,2,3. Ruffer to softer. Once you buff/sand out most of the haze you apply/buff with different compound. Let Dry and then you whipe clean and seal with chemical they give you.
786755
This model car has a dim headlight problem ,This replacement lens fixed my problem ,not so simple to install. I took them to shop and had them installed
1404070
Mine lasted about one year, the amount of time since I used it. I was extremely pleased by the results, but, as noted by Consumer Reports, the haze returns after a period of time, so the process must be repeated. However, it's still much better than it was before I restored the headlights, and the sealant they supply causes it to remain clear longer than other products..
616389
Get a waxing pad and put in on in a circular motion like any wax and wipe it off with a clean micro-cloth when it comes to a haze
1032708
Yes, it will restore many headlight lens. I did two and still have most of the material left over. I was surprised how easy it was and the results were great.
2206617
Probably, I am going to have them polished clear next time using a drill. Look at 3m headlight restoration on youtube.
1951108
Hey, nope you can't use them as fogs unless your factory settings say use H7. Usually it's H11 for fogs but check your factory settings or Google it online. Good luck
22053
I would contact the company, Kensun. From what I've heard their customer service is great and they will diagnose your problem and most likely give you a new set of low beam bulbs for free.
1138868
Check underneath your fog light housing while old ones attached and look for 2 holes for a Philips head screwdriver to fit inside. If you undo these your whole housing should come out easily. Don't try any other way. Just look for a way the whole foglight housing to come out only. Its so much easier to fit the bulbs in once fog housing is removed.
1682437
Take headlight out and make adjustments to the screws on the back of each light; kind of a pain!
76429
This is the second time I have cleaned my headlights with the Sylvania Kit and the first time I messed up by ding something similar to what you are talking about. I found the best way the second time I did it was to start at the top of the headlight and work in a very broad sweep to the bottom corner. It seems the work fine and my headlights are still just as clear as they were the day I cleaned and sealed them. The first time I noticed that I tried to touch up a spot and it messed everything up. So, next time around, I used a large enough cloth and enough clear sealer to seal the headlight in one broad sweep from the top corner and worked down to the bottom corner in one large sweep. Worked just fine so far they are great.
1644213
Roll it out on the hood or another flat surface and use the tip of a razor knife to separate a corner of the tint..should give you a good starting point..
427635
I had the same issue with my first set of adapters. You need to pick up di electric grease from the auto parts store, you only need a small amount and place it on all connections on both ends of the adapter as well as on the bulb connections. This should take care of it and give you a better contact and should solve the problem. Good luck
1103118
Mine were also quite yellowed. After masking off around the light it took me about 1 hour both both headlights. I completed each step on each light before moving to the next step
569919
Depends on the size of your car. Do one panel at the time. Leave it to a haze, then buff it off. Easy
2215512
I assume you have aftermarket HIDs. This will most likely fix that. Alternatively you can get a capacitor that plugs in. They sell them on Amazon too.
1332997
Yes! Recommended by 3M. 3M's Headlight Restoration kit, 39165, which literally brought my hazed headlights back to like new (seriously virtually NEW!!!!) on my 2005 Acura TL had a small amount included in this kit for use after the restoration. The kit's instructions further recommends periodic application to maintain your lens.