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    Headlight cleaning polishing ...

    Tried the search feature, no luck (but I know I've read about this topic somewhere).

    How do I remove blemishes from the front of my headlights?

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    I am sure i have created a thread about this in the past. I think the popular response was a plastic polish from most auto retail shops (i.e super cheap) i haven't tried one yet but my head lights are looking more and more yellow every day :|

    In my previous car i had foggy head lights and i ended up sanding them back with very lite grit sandpaper, water and buffed them with plastic polish it worked but took a lot of hard work particularly with the buffing part, they ended up foggy again in another 12 months :|
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      if you go to the bodywork & detailing section of the forum & search in that forum for headlight, there are at least 3 threads on the subject.

      you can buy a kit. The trick is to use the UV stable coating for a long lasting repair.
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        The Mothers Plastic Polish has UV protection for the headlights. I'm using it and it works really well even just applied by hand using polishing cloth.

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