Tonyrodz
Resident Resident
When I've restored completely yellow/hazy headlights I start out by dry sanding with a custom flexible pad that goes on a palm sander. Depending on how bad the headlight is determines the grit of sandpaper I start with. I then go to a finer grit paper until I hit 2000 grit. I then buff with plastic polish, using a buffer with custom 10" wool pad. The final step would be to mix the 2 part uv protector, then applying with a lintless cloth. I applied just the uv protector to my then new headlights.yep, that's the uv coat. you'd probably need get thru that with some wet sanding, and then mix and wipe on that 2 part mix. since you're not yellow, the spray wouldn't do much for you.
the spray is wild stuff I messed with it a bit. I feel like I could damage stuff with it haha.
Ti's was back 5-6 years ago. They're now just starting to get a very little hazy on the tops of the lights.
EDIT--I just checked when I did the lights originally, and it was back in 2016--8 years ago! I'm in NJ, so southern states might not last as long as mine did.