Question about headlights? Pics included

**Eccentric04gt** · 05-28-2012

I've had this 04 grand prix GT for a few months now and these headlights have always been bothering me. They really ruin the look of the car. They have this nasty looking fog/haze over them, and i'm not sure what to do about it as i'm the not the most car savvy person.

So the question is what is it, and how can I get rid of it? Here are some pics --

**Fivefingerdeathpunch** · 05-28-2012

You can try using a hjeadlight restore kits, but honestly if it was me, I'd just buy new headlights.

**Eccentric04gt** · 05-28-2012

Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch

You can try using a hjeadlight restore kits, but honestly if it was me, I'd just buy new headlights.

Yeah, I agree it's just that i'm 17 w/o a job (yes i'm looking, no one will call back

) so can't afford new headlights atm so i'd like to just clean them for now, ya know?

**02SuperSport** · 05-29-2012

I used this kit... Sylvania Headlight Restoration Kit

Buy Sylvania Headlight Restoration Kit 38771 at Advance Auto Parts_____

$19.99. Used it two months ago. They came out looking brand new. They continue to look as good as day one. It's suppose hold up the longest according to Consumer Reports.

**industrialfish** · 05-29-2012

Wow, my headlights look just like the OPs. I was going to just pick up some multi-grade packs of sand paper and some clear coat, but for that price I think I'll go with that kit.

**Lishap** · 05-29-2012

Grand Prixs Of North America • View topic - Hardcore Headlight Restoration

this works amazing...i jus finished doing it on my headlights and they had the same exact look/problem as yours

**The Guz** · 06-11-2012

Originally Posted by 02SuperSport

I used this kit... Sylvania Headlight Restoration Kit

Buy Sylvania Headlight Restoration Kit 38771 at Advance Auto Parts_____

$19.99. Used it two months ago. They came out looking brand new. They continue to look as good as day one. It's suppose hold up the longest according to Consumer Reports.

I just used this kit. I was able to restore two cars with this kit since the headlights for both were fairly small. I did my dad's 02 camaro as they were starting to haze. I also did my mom's 96 regal, which had been previously done with the 3M kit many months ago and were beginning to turn yellow once again. I have to say that I like the sylvania kit much more than the 3M kit. Here are the results. Keep in mind that these lights are still the original OEM lights that came with the car from the factory.

Camaro Passenger Before

Camaro Passenger After

Camaro Passenger Before

Camaro Passenger After

Regal Passenger Before

Regal Passenger After

Regal Driver Before

Regal Driver After

**nickskip08** · 02-19-2013

Do you just do the outside or do you have to open them up and get the inside to?

**Dakoda** · 02-19-2013

just the outside... 3m makes a good kit too its not hard to do

**TexasTanker19kilo20** · 02-19-2013

Do just the outside.

On big headlights I use extra sandpaper, but on smaller headlights I use just a 3M kit. I like the 3000 grit wet sand pad it comes with.

Here are some before and afters I have done. Pic whoring time!!!

Before & After Jeep Grand Cherokee

My GTP Before

GTP after

Fog Lights before and after

I think that sanding headlights is really the only way to refinish hazy lenses. Just my two $.02

**Deviq** · 02-19-2013

If your strapped for cash right now you could gothe dirt cheap route. Get some gritty toothpaste and a rag. Google it, it works for light haze. Not sure how much it would help you.