+1 my bro's camry as well

 

WTH where did the ppc part come in?? Oh well I'll jump on that train, 8125 owner here too..

Here's a few good links for ya's..
http://forum.ppcwz.org/index.php - great place to dl movies and "stuff"..

http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=248 - great place for roms and other ppc hacking goodness..


sorry, back to shinny headlights subject.. great work BTW...

 

heres a new updated link to the polisher.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ford-...spagenameZWDVW

 

Nice to know. Thanks for sharing, because I didn't know that. I think I even have some of that mag and aluminum polish sitting around somewhere.

Do you have to buff it out or just use with rag, and hand buff?

 

Vuiskool... thanks for the tip it worked as stated my lights were not as bad as yours but close and with 2 separate applications in sunny weather letting dry to a haze wiped off haze with cotton cloth good as new excellent product. It saved me $140 for new headlights and time for installation. Thanks...

 

I use the cheap $7 Megs Plastixx and it works wonderfully.

 

updateeeeeeee.

ordered my second headlight polisher from the same guy, still works fantastic.

http://motors.search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZupperQ5fbound
buy the 5.99 one, its the same size and type

pics.
before

after

 

Might sound silly, but I used Pledge for wood on my older maxima's hazy headlights and it worked awesome. I used it like a wax on wax off product while letting it partially dry in between. since its oil based, you really have to wipe it off good and keep turning the towel. Give it a shot! Does wonders on glass also.

 

There was another posting about this that i read and suggested brasso. I got some and i must say it did an awesome job and only cost $3 plus i didn't have to wait for it to ship.

 

mothers mag polish works wonders. holds up for more than 2 days so far