Oxidised headlights

[Nickyt211]

Did you ever find a good restoration kit sorcerer? I've been looking on amazon at the Phillips kit, it comes with a uv protector guaranteed for 2 years? Has anyone used any kits to recommend? 

[sorcerer]

No I didn't Nicole, other things took priority at the time. However, I don't think I'll need  a kit anymore because we have an impending house sale at the moment and once we get the money from that I'm going (hoping) to have a paint restoration job done by a detailer (paint has lost it's shine and looks dull and flat) and I'm going to get them to do the lights at the same time.

[Nickyt211]

Sounds good. Let me know how much it costs to do that sort of thing. I want to look after my car too. Thanks

[sorcerer]

59 minutes ago, Nickyt211 said:

Sounds good. Let me know how much it costs to do that sort of thing. I want to look after my car too. Thanks

Might be a while yet but you can be sure that I'll be wanting to show it off, so will do

[Malc]

there's another thread somewhere about restoring the original look for the light plastics .............  somewhere.

and I mentioned that there is a specific and quite economic product that car bodyshop repairers use regularly to make cars like new after a prang INCLUDING the plastic light covers restoration to be like new and to last for many years too.

It ain't that expensive I understand and not from a retailer either.

BUT where the thread is heaven only knows .............  but it's worth exploring the professional route but get it done at trade prices.

Malc

[Nickyt211]

I would consider that option as long as it wasn't an arm and a leg lol. I'll have a look on google.