KTV

Thanks to all for your suggestions. I am going to have a look into the plastic side anyway as I have read of it being done for other cars through their forums. KTV

DID ANYBODY READ THE ORIGINAL POST??? Polishing and sanding only seam to be temporary repairs because the yellow comes back and the plastic is still deteriorating. Wouldn't it be better to just replace the plastic lense so it looks brand new for years/decades? Does anyone know of a plastic moulding company that might do this in Brisbane? I will look into it.

There seems to be alot of info on how to restore yellow headlights online including sanding and polishing but none of it seems permanent and does not always come up 100% and I know most people are not going to want to spend huge $'s on new headlights so..... Please let me know if the following idea could work: Would it be impossible to get a mould made up of the headlight cover (with the clips as one piece) and have a batch made with a plastic moulding company? Does anyone have any connections or anyone in the industry that could give us an idea of how much it would cost or if possible? If one person were to invest in the mould and get a batch made up then I am sure that there are alot of Skyline drivers out there who would be happy to pay to have brand new clear headlights that won't re-yellow for a few decades at least (and a bit of a profit for the person willing to get the project going). The only catch would be the re-glueing of the halves together again. Thanks, KTV