Headlight Lens Trouble

[CYCLONE_06]

Originally Posted by grillchef4

I also tried the Permatex on my 02 and it didnt work to well. But after reading this I am going to try again. I had only used a 2000 grit wet/dry sandpaper. I going to try a 1000 grit first and work back up to the 2000 grit. Then wax the hell out of it. We will see what happens. I want those Silverstar Ultras to light up the night.

Just make sure you compound after the sanding.

~CYCLONE_06

[captcueball]

I'm afriad of damaging my paint...should I remove the headlight to better sand and buff?

[CYCLONE_06]

Originally Posted by captcueball

I'm afriad of damaging my paint...should I remove the headlight to better sand and buff?

LOL, well, if you have something else you could put the lights in to hold, that would be ok, but, with the buffer going, its gonna be hard to hold the light with all the vibrations.

~CYCLONE_06

[crusierdad76]

I have a buffing wheel on a solid mounted stand that works for stuff like this it works great

[lakwandaphillips]

Originally Posted by johnjsa

I have seen threads on this issue but need some assistance. My 2002 Cruiser developed nasty Headlight Lens, more so on passenger side.

I think headlight lens are very important for safety. It's great to know enthusiasts value the headlight lens and its main use of providing visibility regardless of weather conditions.