Headlights

[Mze3]

whats the best way to remove the haze from headlights?

[Gerry24]

Quick fix... Bug spray. Like OFF, and a towel... I'm not joking, or a nice sanding down with a layer of clear coat...

[fastblackmerc]

Buy new ones.

[Donald]

No one has a comment on the kits that are sold on TV, etc.

[Accumulator]

Lots of products for this out there these days, but if the UV coating is compromised you'll need to put something UV-resistant back on there or they'll just get nasty again. Not all clearcoats are sufficienly UV-resistant, so use something good lest you waste your time.

On a Panther, I'd just buy new ones.

[sailsmen]

2.5 years latter and as the day I did them;
http://www.mercurymarauder.net/forums/showthread.php?t=82582

[Marauderjack]

Buy new ones.

^^^+10^^^:beer:

[fastblackmerc]

No one has a comment on the kits that are sold on TV, etc.

Most if not all of them are crap.

[Crown Vicman]

wipe new worked for me

[FastMerc]

I always wax them when I wax the car never had any haze simple fix.

[Bruce Wayne]

Wipe New, FTMFW!

[sailsmen]

Eventually they become so porous only a poly paint will hold up.

[crouse]

3M Headlight Restoration Kit for about $30.

http://www.mercurymarauder.net/forums/showthread.php?p=1445719#post1 445719

Works great!

[lji372]

Wet sand upol then add xpel film

[GetMeMyStogie]

Buy new ones.

Stick with OEM. Aftermarket can be garbage, and fall apart in less than one year.

Imo, you're better off refinishing them and clearcoating them as per sailsmen

[Marauderjack]

I have aftermarket on mine and they are 4 years old....still look NEW!!:beer:

Bought an extra set just in case though!!;)

[kirk]

wipe new worked for me

I just used this on my Expedition and I can't believe how well it worked.

[JOEMERC]

I put coat of wax on mine 3 or 4 times a year and they still look like new ,but its also in the garage half the time its also my DD so sees salt in the winter time .