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I tried using an off brand generic plastic cleaner to get rid of the yellow buildup on my oem headlights. "Generic" was my first mistake. It worked, somewhat. It got some of the buildup off but on my passenger side headlight it left about a 2"x2" white mark. Not white like paint or anything. It just looks really hazy. Is there any way to fix my screw up? It didn't scratch into the plastic or anything. I think it was just a crap product or my retarded *** that messed it up. It doesn't seem like a hard fix, I just don't know what to use.

 
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I got a prod off line to clean my headlights from the yellow hazy stuff too, it took 3x to apply it, but i finially got it going godo when i used medium grit sandpaper and wetsand the headlights w/ the prod and then thoroughly clean it up w/ the sealer... it came out better than it was before so wetsanding it might really help out... i dont know what type of cleaner you use, but i really think any kind would work, just take multiple application and wetsanding it depending on how badly a damage your headlights are...

hope that helps

 
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AutoZone = PLAST X (black bottle) $6.99 or less. Perfect

However, if your headlights are too foggy .. time for ebaying a new one :-)

 
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thanks guys... i appreciate it... I just got off work but I'm going to get that stuff from autozone as soon as it stops raining

 
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Yeh i Used plasti x by maguiers it did the trick rilly well there wher some small pin sized dings in them so i used a power buffer it worked rilly looks like new made my diy blacked out head lights look rilly sharp. good luck
p.. if you use a power buffer use a rilly low speed

 
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also, try toothpaste, white toothpaste, saw it on two guys garage on spike tv, tried it, and it works, then use plasti x, ull get a better outcome

 
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welll..im going to make a DIY to clean headlights tonight!

 
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theres this stuff they sell at walmart that u attach to your drill and pray water, then rub this pad thingy on there and it works wonders! i mean showroom shine. but then after about half a year u might get a little haze again.