What would you need:
Sanding paper (waterproof) grades/grits in order: 1500, 2000, 3000, 5000 and polish paste/wax etc, or even whitening tooth paste.
I mentioned few grades of paper, you may skip some of them however I cannot predict the effect.
I tried to be smart and use sanding discs to safe time and work, but after 2 minutes I learned that's not the way, as I could not keep the even pressure all over the light. However the discs used by hands did the job ;)
Before we start just a quick comparison before and after:
First thing you have to perform is to clean your lamps properly. I used "Te...o" branded window spray. It did the job. When you start to polish lamps remember about changing water at least once with every grade of sanding paper.
Secure the chassis
Starting with 1500
Then 2000
3000
And finally 5000
For final polishing I used Turtle Wax, it was actually the cheapest :), you don't need special polishing agent for headlights, cheapest it the best or whitening toothpaste
Hard sponge for polishing
That is how the light looks like before final polishing, a bit foggy
and soft hairy disc for the final job
Total cost approximately: 1-2eu per disc, you can polish it using bath sponge, turtle wax 4eu so 10-15euro max
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Nice article, thanks for sharing.
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