Hey guys, I know that somewhere someone posted instructions on how to sand down your headlight lenses in order to get rid of the headlight yellowing problem.
Does anyone know how this is done, for example what grit to use, is the yellowing occuring on the inside or the outside of the lens, etc. This would be most appreciated!
Thanks guys
Oppie
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Headlight Yellowing
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EOppegaard
, Oct 05 2003 10:10 PM
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EOppegaard
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Posted 05 October 2003 - 10:10 PM
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Posted 05 October 2003 - 11:00 PM
Ask Josh (Legacy777). He did a fine job of it on his Legacy, and I will follow in his footsteps soon...
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Posted 06 October 2003 - 06:46 AM
On many of the cars I help with, we use Meguire's polish. They make one just for restoring yellowed lenses. Takes some elbow grease.
Also replacement is probably the best option. Been doing quite a few mopars & ford lenses lately. They are much cheaper than Subaru's. Here's a website offering 95-01 legacy/outback lenses for just over $100.
http://www.auto-head...35&model_id=170
Also replacement is probably the best option. Been doing quite a few mopars & ford lenses lately. They are much cheaper than Subaru's. Here's a website offering 95-01 legacy/outback lenses for just over $100.
http://www.auto-head...35&model_id=170
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