Headlight restoration...

[Joe's detailing]

Here's a 98 Dodge Caravan cloudy plastic lenses...
Steps used
1) 1500 Grit wet or dry 3M sandpaper followed by 1000 grit.
3) Bucket of hot soapy water for dipping sand paper in.
4) 3M rubbing compound
5) PlastiX applied by hand
6) Makita Rotory buffed on speed 2 using finishing pad..

Approx hrs 2...


Enjoy the pictures ....
Snap shot of my disaster work bench...
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Before
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After

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[PorscheGuy997]

Looks great!

I remember that Makita from somewhere.........

[buckshot333]

Nice work Joe.....I have yet to do a headlight restoration myself but I'm very anxious to sometime!

[CAShine]

Awesome job.:bigups They look great. :spot

[J. A. Michaels]

Way to go Joe. That is one huge difference. They look better then new. Great work.

[Joe's detailing]

I remember that Makita from somewhere.........
pay no attention to the initials C.D. on it lol. Anyways thanks for selling it Chris it works very well ...

[Joe's detailing]

Headlight restoration isn't fun or easy, but if you can buff a car, you can wet sand a headlight ....
Thanks to all for the comments... Joe