mann777

Has anybody tried this method, seems to be a good and low cost method to have the Headlamp Len Cleansed.

ALAN553

http://www.plexusplasticcleaner.com/frames.html

RCsGX

Anything with grit will work, so toothpaste will work.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...lant-idea.html

ROSCOGX470

I have used this method before with average results. It just never lasts long. I bought a restore kit that worked better but still doesn't last long????

RCsGX

Did you coat the lens with a UV-resistant coating after you sanded / buffed it? You need to coat it or else it will just fade and or yellow again within weeks or months if youre lucky.

jrbyrn

For what it's worth, Consumer Reports says the Sylvania Restoration kit works best and lasts the longest.
Listed cost was $21

shajbot

iTrader: (3)

PlastiX and some elbow grease. Tried and true on numerous cars I owned.

masboy

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PlastiX & buffer, works best IMO. And tint it clear bra, wont fade or yellow again

ROSCOGX470

Tint it clear bra? What about wax like for paint to protect?

bauer26

Example: http://www.empireclearshield.com/sit...uct/Headlamp01

mattbeeezy

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yup what some people have stated PlastiX and buffer. I used a heavy cutting pad with plastix and it comes out brand new. I hit it with plastix once a month to keep its clarity, never thought about using tooth paste though. I wonder how much you need to use. A bottle of PlastiX has lasted me for almost two years.