Get one that comes with a "power buffer" you use with your drill

Can't remember the name, but it worked exceptionally well. My next kit was the DupliColor where you polish the headlights, then spray on a clear coating to prevent the headlights from "yellowing" again. Didn't work for me, since I had to reapply every year just like all of the other products.

Just remember you'll probably have to do it every year, so buy a kit that's easy to use.

Oh, recommend taping the paint around the headlights to keep the buffer from scratching it. Blue painter's tape works well, and is easily removed afterwards.

Here's the before pic:

In response to this post by Mr. Touchdown

Posted: 06/25/2017 at 09:06AM

Has anybody used one of those headlight restoration kits? -- Mr. Touchdown 06/24/2017 10:41PM

OFF! with DEET works for me. ** -- 48zip 06/25/2017 3:52PM

I paid the Wal*Mart Auto Center $25 to do it...looks very gooderly. ** -- Major Kong 06/25/2017 11:23AM

Goodyear for me ** -- TomTurkey 06/25/2017 3:37PM

Get one that comes with a "power buffer" you use with your drill -- EDGEMAN 06/25/2017 09:06AM

Here's the after pic: -- EDGEMAN 06/25/2017 09:07AM

Whoops, you messed that up -- Freddyburg Hokie 06/25/2017 2:53PM

I flipped the camera over for the second picture ** -- EDGEMAN 06/25/2017 8:18PM

/** -- PhotoHokieNC 06/25/2017 08:15AM

Mix vinegar and baking soda..works better than anything. ** -- capitals1 06/25/2017 01:47AM

Objection! Hyperbole. Poster clearly hasn't used all other methods. -- HokieinTampa 06/25/2017 07:13AM

I used the McGuire's kit. Got it at Wal-Mart. Worked well. ** -- Josey Wales 06/25/2017 12:34AM

Re: Has anybody used one of those headlight restoration kits? -- joehokie18 06/24/2017 10:47PM

If I get bit, just kill me. ** -- YardBird 06/24/2017 11:24PM

Get one that comes with a "power buffer" you use with your drill

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