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hey guys just thought I'd wanna share what I did the other day. not sure if this is the right place to post this as I am on my phone and can't see much. But I had some free time the other day and thought why not sand my headlights! my headlights aren't that bad but sanding them definitely made made them more clearer. I'm not a wiz at this but since they weren't that bad I only wet sanded 1500-2000 and finished off with some mothers or megiuars not sure lol. took me about an hour for both
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kickin8 is right, if you don't seal them, in just a few months you'll be in worse shape than before you touched them, since you effectively sanded off what was left of the factory UV sealant.
I just redo mine every so often because it's so easy with a DA buffer. I'd be willing to seal them if something would actually hold up in the blazing Texas heat, though.
I just redo mine every so often because it's so easy with a DA buffer. I'd be willing to seal them if something would actually hold up in the blazing Texas heat, though.
I was gonna pick up this sealant when I'm off I forgot the name but I'll post it when I get it. lol
it's like a mixture
Im usually at the car wash once a week and I apply a coat of wax in place of sealant. I like the longevity of sealant but certain waxes offer decent enough protection from uv rays. I havent had issues
You can also use 3M or ClearShield PRO series paint protection films.
It last years and is probably the best protection.
Or you can be a cool kid and throw a tinted LaminX on them, which is an even thicker film.