Light Headlight Oxidation
Light Headlight Oxidation
So I have very light oxidation on the front headlights of the G35. I have (on my 350z) used Plastic x with great results, but I think it strips the headlight of all of its protective coating because I literally have to use it every month now.
Is there any tips or tricks to get light oxidation off without completely destroying the headlight with sand paper/plastic x stuff?
Is there any tips or tricks to get light oxidation off without completely destroying the headlight with sand paper/plastic x stuff?
Buy a 3M headlight kit which contains a final clear coat to keep from having any further oxidation, plus everything you need to make them look like new...Gary
Last edited by gary c; May 2, 2017 at 01:10 PM.
+1 on the re - clear coat. Those sanding systems will take the clear down further and repros will oxidize really quick since they use thinner layers of clear. If your wanting most bang for your buck, I recommend Meguiars Ultimate Compound. Tape off the areas surrounding and put a coat of this magic goodiness on. The rub that light housing like you're a madman. Finish it off and if it's exterior oxidation, it will take it all off fairly easily.
Good luck
Good luck
I will try the 3M kit. Thanks for your inputs. I will use it on my 350 as well and do a shoot of the finished product.+
The shop close to me has the 3M kit, not the Meguiars kit so that decision is made lol.
The shop close to me has the 3M kit, not the Meguiars kit so that decision is made lol.
I'll just wet sand them down with 600 grit until the water comes out clear and looks all even and just take them to a body shop to get them cleared I'll charge you $20 if you where in Los Angeles 1 ounce of clear doesn't hurt







