headlight lens

"Rev. Tom Wenndt" <trwenndt DeleteThis @grics.net> wrote in
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> If I am not mistaken, what you need is a "glazing compound," available
> from most auto parts stores.
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> It seems to do the job nicely.
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> "mike" <mdmint DeleteThis @optonline.net> wrote in message
> news:hamWi.22$aG7.3@newsfe10.lga...
>> my 2004 elantra headlight lens has clouded, I spoke to zone rep and
>> he said it needed to be wet sanded because of buildup of dirt. It did
>> clear lens and I will make sure to clean regularly
>> Is there any special headlight lens cleaner anyone use?
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Or this will work too. Just a link to a kit, you can just use the #2
bottle for polishing any plastic to a clear shine unless there are very
deep scratches. Many vendors carry it. Highly recommened.
 >> Stay informed about: headlight lens 

On Nov 2, 12:19 am, "mike" <mdm....DeleteThis@optonline.net> wrote:
> my 2004 elantra headlight lens has clouded, I spoke to zone rep and he said
> it needed to be wet sanded because of buildup of dirt. It did clear lens and
> I will make sure to clean regularly
> Is there any special headlight lens cleaner anyone use?

Cheap and effective
first wipe lens with wet sponge of vinegar leave wet
then quickly old newspaper with Bicarbonate of soda

Or to polish out scratches CORN flour takes a wee while but is safe
on Aircraft screens and bubbles windows etc
Or weed killer Glysophate ( called round up and many other names)
Also gets rid of bathroom scale etc etc as well as weeds
 >> Stay informed about: headlight lens 

"mike" <mdmint DeleteThis @optonline.net> wrote in news:hamWi.22$aG7.3@newsfe10.lga:

> my 2004 elantra headlight lens has clouded, I spoke to zone rep and he
> said it needed to be wet sanded because of buildup of dirt. It did
> clear lens and I will make sure to clean regularly
> Is there any special headlight lens cleaner anyone use?
>
>

Woops, forgot link, anyways do a search of Novus #2 cleaning polish on eBay
or the net. I use it to clean/polish all the clear plastic on my pinball
machines. Unless there are deep scratches it will do the job. Or you can
get a set of #1,#2,#3. Need some elbow grease and possibly several passes
but you'll have crystal clear lenses afterward. (assuming the plastic
itself hasn't become hazy internally) Great stuff.
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