cloudy headlights?

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95lude_zakk
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ok so i might be buying a black em2 civic to replace the prelude i totaled in December and was wondering if anyone knew how to get rid of the cloudy look on the headlights. iv tried the kit from autozone on another civic i used to own and it didnt work. any input would help thanks
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the 3M kit O'reillys sells works great... i believe it's around $15...
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Plastic X from Meguiars works great too!!!
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I found out that Mothers Mag and Aluminum wheel polish will actually work out too. A friend of mine used it on the altima and it goes on like a wax and clears it up pretty good without having to sand down the oxidation. I found it lasts longer than some of the cheaper fixes but it might slowly come back.
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thanks guys
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just hit up the junkyards and get some good used ones... or buy halos
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95lude_zakk;285709 wrote:ok so i might be buying a black em2 civic to replace the prelude i totaled in December and was wondering if anyone knew how to get rid of the cloudy look on the headlights. iv tried the kit from autozone on another civic i used to own and it didnt work. any input would help thanks
just buy new headlights, they are super cheap.
you buying your friends civic lol
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^^Do you currently own all 11 vehicles in your signature?
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Potts1;285741 wrote:I found out that Mothers Mag and Aluminum wheel polish will actually work out too. A friend of mine used it on the altima and it goes on like a wax and clears it up pretty good without having to sand down the oxidation. I found it lasts longer than some of the cheaper fixes but it might slowly come back.
I use this trick too.
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3M kit from Wal*Mart. Like $20. Made mine look brand new, no kidding.
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