Headlight refinish
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Before
![](http://i47.tinypic.com/2af09it.jpg)
After sanding with 600, 2400, 3600,4000, and 6000 grit sandpaper with water and with some hand polishing with novas 2 plastic polish scratch remover.
![](http://i45.tinypic.com/282p7au.jpg)
Doesn't look too bad... Might try that UV sealer clear coat thing and see how it holds up. Could that spar polyurethane be purchase at Home Depot?
![](http://i47.tinypic.com/2af09it.jpg)
After sanding with 600, 2400, 3600,4000, and 6000 grit sandpaper with water and with some hand polishing with novas 2 plastic polish scratch remover.
![](http://i45.tinypic.com/282p7au.jpg)
Doesn't look too bad... Might try that UV sealer clear coat thing and see how it holds up. Could that spar polyurethane be purchase at Home Depot?
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My headlight were extremely yellow. Couldn't really tell from the picture., but I'm going to try this other method and see how it works out.
http://presidentialdetails.com/under...-pennsylvania/
There also another method which involves putting on spar polyurethane which is mix 1:1 with mineral spirits and applied with a clean rag onto the headlight. Basically applying a clear coat back onto the headlights. The polyurethane can be purchased from Home Depot I believe.
http://presidentialdetails.com/under...-pennsylvania/
There also another method which involves putting on spar polyurethane which is mix 1:1 with mineral spirits and applied with a clean rag onto the headlight. Basically applying a clear coat back onto the headlights. The polyurethane can be purchased from Home Depot I believe.
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