Ok my buddy claims he removed the plastic--outer core of the headlights in order to eliminate the yellowish of it. is this a good idea? he hasnt encounter any problems so i decided to ask before doing it myself...i tried the stuff they sell and it works for about a week and they go back to looking dull

 

the best way for me is to change the headlight complete and get new ones. Trying to remove the yellow dullness is a pain in the ***. There are different ways to clean them-sanding with different grips and polishing them afterwards. Just buy new ones and save urself the hassel.

 

^are you taking about the 3M headlight restoration? I always wondered about the long term results on these.

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The headlights are expensive to buy new ones ..

/\ the video above looks really good ..
Il be looking for the 3m kit ..

Thnx for posting deezflip ..

 

yeah its good to use the lens cleaner but ..

after you clean the lens its a good idea to wax the headlights
with wax as well ..

to seal it ..

it kept becoming dull for me also until i waxed the headlights after cleaning them ..
hope that helps ..