Has anyone tried Rain X headlight restoring kit, it comes with everything you need to sand, clean, and seal your lights, and i was thinking of trying it.
If no one has tried it, i will get it and post a review
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04-09-2010
Has anyone tried Rain X headlight restoring kit, it comes with everything you need to sand, clean, and seal your lights, and i was thinking of trying it.
If no one has tried it, i will get it and post a review
04-09-2010
i use WD40, 2000 grit sandpaper, and a buff pad... thats all i need. as far as rainx... i like the brand but never used the restore so....
04-10-2010
Or you can try acetone, but just be VERY CAREFUL not to get on anything but the lense itself. It will eat the paint off your car in a second
Now a days its almost cheaper to get a new set of headlights if your lens are becoming that jacked up anyways.
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04-10-2010
or if your really cheap.. toothpaste
04-10-2010
I restored my headlights last summer. After about 2 months they looked like ass again. So I bought new ones.
04-10-2010
just get some Dash Z Projectors
97-03 Pontiac Grand Prix Halo LED Projector Headlights - Black
Call them and see if they can cut ya a deal and say your from GPF.net
04-10-2010
i dont have that kind of money right now
04-10-2010
Wetsanding and Plastix has the same result and is probably cheaper. Wax them to keep them looking new.
04-10-2010
The rain x comes with everything you need, i dont want to go out of my way to find high grit sandpaper
04-11-2010
well... try it and let us kno how it works... i tried sanding and buffing mine and ended up buying new housings.
Originally Posted by SuperSport
04-11-2010
Yea, that trip a couple aisles over in the auto parts store would be brutal!
04-11-2010
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Originally Posted by SuperSport
04-11-2010
they dont have the high grit sandpaperYea, that trip a couple aisles over in the auto parts store would be brutal!
and today i decided to try toothpaste and a powerbuffer/sander, it got a lot better but i still need something better
04-11-2010
I just put a new pair of headlights on my 98 GP Daytona. I got them from a seller down in Texas via Ebay for $60.00. I'm very happy with them for the price and they made a big difference from the old, yellowed and sandblasted originals. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1997-2003 2002 HEADLIGHT LIGHT SET : eBay Motors (item 300412359600 end time Apr-08-10 11:40:21 PDT)
04-11-2010
you can get up to 2k grit at autozone
04-11-2010
There is a 3M headlight resotration kit that you can buy at autozone and there is even a video on youtube showing how to use the kit and the results it comes with sanding discs that you attach to a drill and then some plastic polish and a pad for the final step. Its abou 20 bucks i think but it may be just what your looking for.
04-11-2010
the drill would probably help. i've wet-sanded mine twice, and i still want new housings. it helps get all the sh!t off but they're not gonna look new
04-11-2010
Please, anyone concerned in restoring headlights. Watch any youtube video on it and you'll figure it out.
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