Yellow Fever (restoring R33 And R34 Model Headlights)

[our12]

Hi.

Get a tin of brasso it will restore them like new. Also good on headlights rear taillights.

[Samon]

i think i f**ked my lights up!.

did all the steps right but when i used the megs plastx it totally fogged up my lights worse then ever!! and i did it over 2 times..

help anyone please!! and it seems to be permanent now, only did 1 side tho so thats even more f**ked lol..

When i first did mine they went all fogged with the placticX ,then i put the lambswool buffing pad on the polisher and gave it a buff, thats what brought up the shine.

Did you go all the way up to 2000 grit?

Edited October 31, 2009 by Samon

[vhs2]

When i first did mine they went all fogged with the placticX ,then i put the lambswool buffing pad on the polisher and gave it a buff, thats what brought up the shine.

Did you go all the way up to 2000 grit?

i used microfibre stuff to buff with, does that matter?

[Samon]

i used microfibre stuff to buff with, does that matter?

You use microfibre/terrytowling to polish... i.e. to work the polish into the lense to remove the tiny surface scratches which are mmmaking it all foggy... then you buff it with a soft wool cloth or polisher pad to bring up the shine... you don't need a polisher but since i had one i figured i'd save my arm

Give that a go...

[vhs2]

You use microfibre/terrytowling to polish... i.e. to work the polish into the lense to remove the tiny surface scratches which are mmmaking it all foggy... then you buff it with a soft wool cloth or polisher pad to bring up the shine... you don't need a polisher but since i had one i figured i'd save my arm

Give that a go...

kool thx man ill try it today