dabiscuit

De fog, de mist not sure what to call it.

I've seen multiple methods on line. Toothpaste looks the easiest.

What are the best ways to get your head lights looking nice and shiney?

nortonscooby

Do you mean on the outside? If so i used a 2000grade flatting paper (wet with a bit of washing up liquid) then machine polish with 3m finishing compound (green top)

dabiscuit

Sorry yes, I assume they can get crappy inside too? Then I'm screwed. I've got all the above to I'll give that a go first. Thanks!

Franks

As strange as it may sound- toothpaste.

SouthernScooby

+1 for toothpaste, keep repeating until happy with the result. In hindsight I should have taken before/after photos.

The Trooper 1815

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Jewellers Rouge, peanuts from eBay. It's one of the finest compounds you can use, if it's good enough for gold and diamonds, then it's good enough for your headlights.
Post 38.
https://www.scoobynet.com/1018042-we...-really-2.html

A word of caution with a machine polish, do not get to much heat into the lens, it goes very wrong.

Jonnys3

+2 for toothpaste.

Meguiar's also do a kit: http://www.halfords.com/motoring-tra...estoration-kit

But the cost of a tube of toothpaste vs the Meguiar's kit makes the toothpaste approach a no-brainer imho.

Athame1

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Some one did a good write up on this about a year ago lots of pics
But a cant find it.

Jonnys3

This post : https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...-pictures.html ?

Ste333

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Just a good mop and polish using a half decent compound will do the job mine came up a treat on my newage

Matt_STi

This was my post, its worked wonders. I've not had to do it again since.

Athame1

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That's the one!

riiidaa

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video review https://www.scoobynet.com/car-care-3...jdm-lamps.html