Alright here's what's going on.
I'm currently in college, so my 2001 constantly sits outside in the Florida sun. Consequently the headlight lenses are turning white on the outside.
I was just wondering if anyone here knew of a good way to cure this problem. I have to take the car to a show in a month, and this is the one thing(besides the rims) that makes the car look unpresentable for a show(I would take the '66, but it's currently engineless). My little sister also has a 2001 Mustang, but hers gets to sit next to my '66 in the garage. If you were to compare her headlights to mine, you'd think her car was brand new and mine was 10-years old.
I attacked my roommates '97 Escort's headlights with plexiglass cleaner and a buffer and it worked pretty good, but it took a good chunk of my day. So I was just wondering if there was a better way to do this.
(If you're going to suggest swapping headlights with my sister's car, I already thought about it...She WOULD NOT be happy LOL)
I'm currently in college, so my 2001 constantly sits outside in the Florida sun. Consequently the headlight lenses are turning white on the outside.
I was just wondering if anyone here knew of a good way to cure this problem. I have to take the car to a show in a month, and this is the one thing(besides the rims) that makes the car look unpresentable for a show(I would take the '66, but it's currently engineless). My little sister also has a 2001 Mustang, but hers gets to sit next to my '66 in the garage. If you were to compare her headlights to mine, you'd think her car was brand new and mine was 10-years old.
I attacked my roommates '97 Escort's headlights with plexiglass cleaner and a buffer and it worked pretty good, but it took a good chunk of my day. So I was just wondering if there was a better way to do this.
(If you're going to suggest swapping headlights with my sister's car, I already thought about it...She WOULD NOT be happy LOL)