[HAPPYDADDY76]

Hey John, Cyclone was definitely on the right track. Unfortunately, PT's are known for the lens issue and the only way to rectify it is to wetsand the old cloudy plastic away to expose the "new" undamaged plastic underneath. There is a website that sells a product we used to use at my dealership I worked at. I have personally used it with fantastic results. In fact, it is the only product on the market I have seen that actually works to the effectiveness stated. All you need is a variable-speed drill (I used my Ridgid combo drill). The company provides everything else in the kit they send you. It took me a total of 1 hour work time the first time I used the stuff. Tip: buy an unused spray bottle for a hardware store and fill with water. Continually spray a light mist on lens when sanding. Good luck and keep cruisin.
heres the link: Lens Renew - New Life for Car Lenses
One last tip: go to your local Home Depot and buy 2 different Norton brand foam sanding pads. I use the 120 grit(red) first then the grey 220 grit provided in the kit, the lastly the 320 grit(yellow). After that just follow the included instructions in the kit. Bright lights a blazing bud