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So today I went to the store and saw a Fast Brite - Headlight Restorer (As Seen on TV). I'm always skeptical about these "seen on TV products", so I asked the cashier that if it did not work I would take it back for a refund. She said OK.
To my surprise, I applied the product to the very cloudy, oxidized VX headlights...and voila!!! They look great!!!!
I purchased the product for $9.99. It's worth it.
with out a PICTURE . it didnt happen..
I will take pics tomorrow during daytime.Quote:
Originally Posted by don moore
A pic in a few weeks too please...
........to see if it lasts.
:thumbup:
Jo
No sanding, no abrasion, no nothing?
I had my headlamps' lenses professionally polished back in April or so of last year - they came out looking almost new. But they've already started yellowing again. Trick is to seal 'em up nice once they're polished so they don't turn again. (Which, you know, I didn't do...)
So regarding the Fast Brite - I have doubts it'll last for more than a week or so but would be happy if it does.
Staying tuned,
-V
Below are a couple of pics. I did not take pics of the "before", but they were yellowish and cloudy.
No buffing, no sanding...just the product itself.
I will post new pics in a couple of weeks to see if the condition of the headlights hold up...
Yes, it is not perfect, but for $10 the product does a decent job.
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da...humbs/0056.JPG
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da...humbs/0072.JPG
Even if you have to apply it every couple weeks, its still not a bad solution.
Consider it like wax. That's not permanent.