+1. I got a 3M kit at Auto Zone about a month ago.

 

https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...100-000-a.html

pretty much like this guys pics except mine were alot more foggier toward the top!
where the low beams are!
i will post pic tomorrow of how it looks now

and i just used some cheap ATFluid that my pops used for his 93 pontiac that we had

 

Thanks for voluntering to take pictures fellow comrade LuXXXz

 

i will be trying this out with my girls corolla tomorrow, the plast x didnt work on one of her headlights

 

dirty headlights? clean it up with orbitz gum.

 

I tried this yesterday....didnt take any photos cuz I didnt think it would work to great

I was surprised

Cleaned up most of the yellow-ing right away

I put some on a shop towel and scrubbed for 2-3 min.

Pretty good for a basically free cleaning.

Not as good as the 3M kit if you have really dirty head lights but it does work well

 

^ yeh i know i was pretty sceptical too, but after i tried it i was like wow its a pretty easy and pretty much free way to clean it! and i didnt say it will be brand spankin new but it definitely looks way way better

 

PICS!!! Now!!!

 

+1 ^

 

so this is my girls corolla, the fog couldn't be taken off with plastic x this helped a slight bit more as u can see, but remember, this was taken right after the wipe... its an oil so it will look more clean, i did clean them up afterwards and it was still pretty decent, better than the plastic x sold in stores

Before:


After ATF:

 

OH DAHN!
i was kinda expecting moar but this is good enough for me!

 

^its a cheaper and better alternative than plastic x

 

What about when it's from the inside? Because I tried restoring my headlights awhile ago. The one on the right finished up very nicely, but the one of the left.. it remained foggy no matter what I did.. think it's like dusty on the inside or something.. but is there any other way to get to it besides taking off the whole bumper and all?

plastiX is a nice finisher, but when I restored mine earlier I wet sanded it down a bit with like 1000 grit sandpaper then I used plastiX with a random orbital.

 

I use the same metal polish i use for my exhaust. Wipe it on, flip towel over, wipe it off. Too easy. Far better than the Plastix crap. Next time I do it I will take pics.

 

yeh i used a cheap dry paper towel instead of like bounty!
ill try to take some pics! today! hopefully i can dirty it so it looks like usualy, smoggy, and yellowish film on the light!