Quickest Way to Polish Headlight Lenses

[@kameronstout4847]

This guy knows a little bit about everything

[@midnightmodder]

He probably didn't work in the back of a factory doing the same thing for 30 years! 😂

[@hard2getitrightagain314]

No. Dude knows quite a lot about nearly every practical skill I can think of.

[@musicauthority7828]

correction He knows a lot about everything.

[@rogersmith9808]

Nice job! Might also add that both the buffing pads and the polishing compound can be found at Harbor Freight (mail order or stores). :^)

[@HollomanUFOLanding]

Thanks for all the effort & time you put into posting all the links & tips in the information section of your videos, it's all hugely appreciated and so useful! Thanks!

[@sixtyfiveford]

Hey Thanks.

[@dragosn69]

Ooohhhh myyyy Gooood..how simple is that????? In the car fixing and repaintig school they teach us the classical method with 3 tipes of sand paper and water mixet with sope and after 30 minutes of manual polishing my hand was compleatly exhausted hahahahhahahah...Awesome ma' men this version i will try it out on my motorcycle plexic screen as it badly scratched. Thank you for your awesome videos!!!!!! You are gret ;)

[@ltcajh]

Tripoli was the finest buffing compound we used in dental lab on bridgework.

[@sixtyfiveford]

It's some good stuff.

[@ozzstars_cars]

About every 6-8 months I do this on my '97 F150, makes a big difference especially driving at night.

[@sixtyfiveford]

I forget how big of difference it makes until the day after I do it.

[@fryreartechnology7611]

Sanded, polished and painted like ChrisFix shows and it has held up great on my 2002 BMW Z3 M roadster but it took my 7 hours to it but if I would have know this... well I would have done this. I have some 12” wheel I could put on my 9” angle grinder... know now. Thank you for the video

[@gordbaker896]

You need a slow rotation for this work.

[@AndrewBrowner]

angle grinder rips at about 5 times the speed of a buffer, for just doing headlights the drill is really the best option, for a whole vehicle go for a buffer with variable speed

[@sixtyfiveford]

I think the buffing pads I use max out at around 3500rpm. I run it around 2500-3000

[@Kyle-ev4fk]

How are your headlights holding up using Chris' method?

[@fryreartechnology7611]

@@Kyle-ev4fk well I have done 4 cars and 1 of them I used that same clear paint and it didn't hold up that well but look better then before however I used a really good automotive clear coat and that is holding up great. I have some chipping in the cheaper paint so get the good paint not that Walmart automotive but the stuff you have to spray in a paint gun with a compressor. Harbor Fright has a okay gun too.

[@ke6bnl]

I do the same with Mothers aluminum polish one step like you did

[@sixtyfiveford]

Mothers is a great polish, it just takes a decent amount of elbow grease and time.

[@macgto]

I use Mother's as well, works just as fast. When I finish, I spray on 303 UV protectant the help maintain the finish.

[@YeOldeGeezer]

Is that the stuff that comes in that small tin can?

[@thehouseofhorsepowerautobo4506]

Awesome channel great content!! Intresing method here. I've detailed vehicles for many years and have tried many different ways to restore headlights and this one buy far works great!!

[@homesteadprepper]

By far the best vid I have ever seen on cleaning up those old lenses! Thanks. Btw, I haven't seen snow on the ground down here in Tampa, FL since 19JAN77 and it was all gone by 10:30AM. lol

[@sixtyfiveford]

I'll ship you some snow down; I have plenty. Thanks!

[@vegasfordguy]

I used to polish the headlight housings on my expedition, but after almost 20 years I finally bought a pair of the clear lense headlight housings off of Ebay and they light up the road better. Still not like a new vehicle as I'm still using halogen bulbs. I didn't want to blind oncoming traffic with HID's or LED's. Those things are horrendous when used in halogen housings and blind you, especially on a dark two lane highway. They way you're doing it is a heck of a lot better than those headlight restoring kits for sure. Some of those are marginal at best.

[@sixtyfiveford]

I've debated just buying a new set a few times.

[@vegasfordguy]

@@sixtyfiveford I'll tell you my experience. The first set of OEM "style" made in China housings fit fine and looked factory, however the thin clearcoat peeled off within 4 months and then they pretty much looked like the factory ones. I think I paid $30 for the pair with bulbs so no biggie. The second set I ordered were the clear lense housings, they've been on for a year and so far still clear, however I do use wax on them just as preventative maintenance. The road is brighter, but not by as much as I expected with halogen bulbs. I think I paid around $45 for the pair and happy with them so far. I know some people like the clear look, I actually prefer the OEM look, but needed more usable light for driving these dark Northern Nevada highways. Your factory lights came out really nice though! I definitely agree with your process. I've done the sand and clear coat on other headlight housings and they looked excellent for a year or two before the clear coat started peeling. My 89 Jeep has glass sealed beam headlights as does your 79ish 4x4 Ford truck! Problem solved.

[@tanksoldier9770]

Sweet fix. I have a couple of trucks we're the headlights almost match there white paint the very next payday the lights are going to get fixed and l like the trick with the license plate. Thanks again

[@sixtyfiveford]

They get so oxidized for sure.

[@arnpad1969]

Thx very much. I used to use this 25 yrs ago to polish motorcycle frame and swing arm.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.

[@user-jo5fz8iw3b]

Great info, thank you - love that dog, love how high he can jump 😉👍

[@1970chevelle396]

I buffed the ones on my Prelude. But they didn't survive the crash when a girl made a left hand turn right in front of me. I never seen snow on the ground in Florida before.

[@sixtyfiveford]

You got the bad end of the deal on that situations. It's been a cold year here in Utahflorida.

[@tblbaby]

It's all part of gullible warming.

[@Sylvan_dB]

You must have missed the 80s.

[@tblbaby]

@@Sylvan_dB You mean the Ice Age scare?

[@Sylvan_dB]

@@tblbaby no, in the 80s there was a lot of "snow" in miami (and los angeles). snow is/was a street name for cocaine.

[@rogerbrandt6678]

I use mother’s mag wheel polish, has very fine grit, works great with a brush on my drill.

[@TakeNoShift]

WOW. My F150 is same generation, same headlights, so i know it will definitely work on mine. Definitely gonna do it.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks. This is the quickest way I've found.

[@gregoryv.zimansr4031]

He has READ MANY BOOKS OF LIFE. I was an auto tech, I was in the Army working in the electronics field which taught me how to diagnose and think out of the box to make repairs. I also did home repairs. This worked out for me being able to pull stuff out of what looked like nowhere. When I did this my kids and customers wanted to know how I came up with repairs. I would tell them that I read a book once. This book was the "THE BOOK OF LIFE" Now I just tell them I saw it on KZbin

[@RaysLaughsAndLyrics]

Best method for polishing headlamps. Thanks for sharing. Wear a dustmask ...fibers and abrasive are not organic. Your lungs will thank you. Best to hand wet sand with green scotch bright pad to breakup the oxidized surface before using rouge bar. Makes polishing go faster. Also clean your wheel with a rasp ,or 'rake' made for that purpose, to fluff up polishing wheel fibers. Clogged fibers develop a crusty surface that slows the polishing action.

[@NitrosDen]

Worth noting that this will also remove the protective coating from headlights. So once you start you have to repeat or put a protectant on them. Even then you will need to do every 12 months or so. Careful on the fine cracks in the plastic also as it can make them worse. Weigh up the cost of this verse new headlights depending on age and condition of vehicle.

[@xorker]

I see you have a custom welded polishing pad extender made with two nuts and a piece of round pipe of some sort pretty cool I'm gonna make one. Take a picture for a better look thanks. 👍

[@sixtyfiveford]

I just took a long bolt and put a nut,spacer and second nut on to it. The bolt held the assembly perfectly straight. Welded it up, removed the bolt and I have a spacer.

[@xorker]

@@sixtyfiveford Thanks boss. Love your videos. 👍

[@Volusiaev]

Thank you for the tip. By the way, your doggy is amazing.

[@sixtyfiveford]

She's a blast to have around.

[@brendanjones3395]

Your dog is awesome. Great video thank you.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks for watching!

[@ifell3]

Nice, I would put some wax or some kind of nano stuff over it. Lovely tip!

[@sixtyfiveford]

Heck Yeah.

[@harrybrown4815]

clear coat is a sacrificial layer and reduces the impact on the plastic by environmental damage. Each time the plastic is buffed its reduced in thickness. The sacrifice layer can be removed and replaced and affords a longer life to the clear lens than just buffing. A buffed lens will need rebuffing every 12 months or so, whereas a lens with protective coat can last 5 years before it has deteriorated to the point of needing restoring again.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Yes and no. I can rebuff in 60 seconds. So 5 minutes for 5 years. To sand, polish and repaint takes hours. And that's if the recoat is flawless and doesn't start peeling off in a months time. I've had many customers cars come in with failed clear coated lenses.

[@patrickhoiland2806]

Thank you for the great information!!!

[@mitchdenner9743]

Looks like Florida's got more snow than nj

[@sixtyfiveford]

Good Eye.

[@inkloverdom]

That's a Florida plate that is clamped on to cover a different plate. Looks almost like an Ohio plate under it.

[@musicauthority7828]

I'm going to respect his right to privacy. I know where he lives but he doesn't live in Florida.

[@fg3901]

That's nothing you should have seen the snow we had in the early 80's.

[@mitchw3768]

If you go to Harbor freight it's the blue one ment for plastics

[@cgirl111]

This is good for a detailer who wants repeat business because it won't last long.

[@midnightmodder]

Apply some ppf and it might last 10 years!

[@sixtyfiveford]

Someone is the devils advocate.

[@helicopterjohns]

The green compound does wonders with aluminum. Will polish it like chrome.

[@sixtyfiveford]

I finish up with the green on my aluminum projects.

[@JayHarrisonGoogle]

This is FANTASTIC - I've GOT to try this method! Thanks Mo! -J 👍

[@sixtyfiveford]

Awesome, I'm glad you liked it.

[@TRX450RVlogger]

Looks good. I just did my 1998 Chevy S-10 Head lights. But Yeah it looks like shit when Lights are Clear Coated I agree. an Ex friend of mine did that to his moms car it looked terrible.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks Man. I've seen some good and a lot of bad clear coated lenses.

[@zx8401ztv]

Now that's faster than any of the other methods. I have some gary blocks, they are ment for paint rubbing but they work a treat for cleaning contacts, the rubber block impregnated with fine grit. Dam handy :-D

[@sixtyfiveford]

I've never used Gary Blocks. Sound great.

[@caskwith]

Tripoli is about 800 grit but because of the way buffing compounds work the result is always finer than you would get from the same grit of paper, but just as fast.

[@RobbsHomemadeLife]

Ginger always steals the show.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Heck Yeah.

[@TheShadeTreeFixitMan]

Great tip as always, Moe. You da man!

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks. It's the quickest way I know of. Are you missing the northern snow this winter?

[@TheShadeTreeFixitMan]

@@sixtyfiveford Not even a little bit. LOL Thanks Moe

[@koolaidman4208]

I polished my headlights using wax and buffing pad and that it 🤣🤣 been years now 🤷‍♂️ still clear works great

[@fredtin1215]

Damn, that dog has a graceful leap.

[@sixtyfiveford]

I don't know where she learned that.

[@samiam6253]

How long does it last? Best approach I have seen to this problem.

[@MacheteBushcraftAustralia]

Some more gold 65Ford! I'm going to give this a go on the Mrs car. Hey is that an Australian Heeler? Best dogs in the world in my opinion.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Yes, she's an Australian Heeler. Here in the States we just call them Red or Blue Heelers depending on the coat color or sometimes Australian Cattle Dogs. She's my second Heeler and just a blast to have.

[@musicauthority7828]

@@sixtyfiveford I was thinking a blue healer because my uncle had one. yours is a little larger than most of them very smart and a great companion. you would probably be a little bit lost without her. if I'm not mistaken she has been in pretty much all of your videos.

[@marty01957]

Very good tip, Thanks! Wow, snow in Florida , never saw that before!

[@sixtyfiveford]

All the Gators are frozen.....

[@marty01957]

@@sixtyfiveford Lmao!

[@marty01957]

@@sixtyfiveford Saw the pictures of the iguana falling out of trees!

[@sixtyfiveford]

I like to put random license plates on the cars while videoing just to see who notices. I have a lot with Hawaii plates, Aruba, Canada, Florida and a few others.

[@marty01957]

@@sixtyfiveford Very Cool! Lol!

[@jray4131]

I like your dewalt battery on your Mikita drill.

[@gokuusf]

A different take on the Sweet Project Cars method where he uses an auto paint buffer /w old pad and mothers mag and aluminum polish. Both look like they work well so use what ya got 🤗

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Nice Job. I'd like to see Ginger's master jump like that!😆😆

[@kensendelofski3761]

I have a 96 dodge ram, head lights still look very good. All I use is past wax a few time's a year. I also have two other vehicles, a 96 sebring, and a 2002 sebring. The headlights are so yellowed they really look bad. I'm going to try this. Thanks for the video enjoyed.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.

[@samiam6253]

i can see the light! great job

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. It's the quickest and easiest way I know of.

[@JonathanWhoever]

I've done a lot of that myself. The last time I done my Odyssey I used the clear. About two years ago. Still looks so so. Though I have been thinking about how much of a pain its gonna be next time.

[@sixtyfiveford]

It sounds like you prepped it good and used good clear coat.

[@Ryan............]

That works great! Thanks for another great video

[@sixtyfiveford]

Hey Thanks Ryan!

[@delinquentdesign]

Way to go bud i like to wipe it with lacquer thinner it seems to seal the plastic before using some amour all then wax

[@sixtyfiveford]

I've played around with that method. The Acetone or Lacquer Thinner melts the top layer. The oil fills in the voids the wax holds the oil in. I find that the lens is worse than when you started though in a few months time. For a few years I just did oil(ATF) and then wax as it didn't eat into the plastic.

[@chrisE815]

Is there a wheel that would fit an angle grinder? Might be a good compromise between using a drill and buying a dedicated polisher

[@sixtyfiveford]

Unfortunately angle grinders spin way to fast for these wheels. Not just a little to fast either, like 2-3x too fast.

[@MichelBakhos]

Thank you 🙏 going to try this on my truck !!

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. It's the quickest and easiest way I know of.

[@Brigantine2008]

Great video, thanks. I’m going to give this a try🇺🇸

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks Mike!

[@lanedexter6303]

Light lenses yellow and fog because factory anti-UV coating fails. Polishing works to clear ‘em up. It also removes the last of the factory coating. So just expect to do it again every now and then. I share your opinion of clear coat. There is no way we ordinary folks at home can replicate factory anti-UV coating.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Yeah, it seams to need it every couple of years or more if the vehicle is left outside/direct sunlight.

[@Alladin-n5j]

Thanks I will use the big sisal wheel on my drill using a bolt some nuts and washers, rather than those 2 minutes of use wheels that cost an arm and leg

[@tblbaby]

I actually need to do that. You saved me a tube of crest, lol.

[@sixtyfiveford]

I've seen that method. After the 3 hours of brushing I think you would never want to brush your teeth again.

[@tblbaby]

@@sixtyfiveford Yeah, not with that tooth brush, lol. My teeth are doing well, but there's a reason my lenses are yellow. I can't find that compound or any other buffing compound around anywhere. I told the local hardware store they don't qualify as a real hardware store until they get some buffing compound.

[@handyhippie6548]

cool beanies. i guess i'll have to go buy a new buffer. mine died a while ago, and hand buffing with rubbing compound, then buffing compound was less than spectacular.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. New tools are always fun.

[@garsonprice3441]

Polishing headlights is simple. Unfortunately they only last for a few months on a Honda Civic headlight. Maybe you could do a video on how to make this fix last longer?

[@MatHelm]

The quickest and easiest way is to spray bomb it with clear coat. Course you'll have to do it again in a few weeks, but it works great for a sandblasting hood (the quick turn around). Though I have yet to try using a quality spray gun clear, which could very well last as long as paint job.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Heck Yeah. For years I would just wipe them down with some ATF and they looked nearly new for a week.

[@stuckinmygarage6220]

Thanks for the clear coat comment

[@weeverob]

my ford has the same crystal clear turn signal but frosted headlight. why doesn't Ford use the same turn signal plastic material on their headlight??

[@sixtyfiveford]

I've thought the same thing

[@BacktotheBasics101]

👍🏼 I will try this thank you.

[@konstantinusstoyanov9749]

Cool, that's why I am subscribed to your channel

[@sixtyfiveford]

I appreciate that

[@johndunawayiii4663]

That's the same way I do mine but I use Meguiar's PlasticX. It works really good as well.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Awesome.

[@johnalenwork53]

Battery adapters are pretty cool!

[@sixtyfiveford]

I've been very happy with them.

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

Amazingly fast. Thanks.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. It's the quickest and easiest way I know of.

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

@@sixtyfiveford I've forwarded the video and a friend is now buying the polishing compound.

[@jameslance4782]

UR SWEET LITTLE DOGGIE ALWAYS STEALS THE SHOW! BEST WISHES! 🎅🌅🗽

[@musicauthority7828]

I have feeling he would lost without his dog an incredible companion.

[@skulledmonte84]

Wet sand 1000 grit,then hand buff with Mothers aluminum polish

[@sixtyfiveford]

That works great as well. This is just faster.

[@alssmallengines]

Great tip👍 I'm gonna have to give it a try.

[@flatdog691]

I have to give you a thumbs up because you have a Red Heeler 👍🐶😍

[@denjhill]

Yup, jeweler's rouge, tripoli. Used to use it all the time working for my dad replacing plastic watch crystals in his jewelry shop. Works wonders on this and metal, too. But I would think any common scratch removal compound found at an auto parts store. Just a very fine abrasive.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Tripoli is my go to for virtually any polishing.

[@lorenzonanni2639]

Nice job I’ll be doing it

[@samer537]

It can also be used for Polishing sterling silver and gold. Thanks

[@jamespinckard4210]

Do you get these things at a body shop supply place or where? Looks like something I would try. I have done the wet sanding thing and it does good but takes forever. Let me know where I can get this stuff. Thanks.......Jim

[@sixtyfiveford]

I have links in the video description so you can see what I used. You may be able to find this stuff from a Hardware Store. The "Brown Tripoli" is the hardest as brands like to re-label under their own names so you don't know what you're getting.

[@Blakehx]

Nice work! Have you tried those protective headlight films (kinda like a phone screen protector)? I’ve heard good things but I dunno! Thanks

[@robert5]

Original headlights have a clear coat with UV inhibitor on them. It last a long time but eventually wears away. UV is what really kills the outer layer of plastic. So after you polish the headlights spray on a clear coat that has a UV inhibitor in it. Easy to find if you search for clear coat UV. Then the polish job should last for yrs. Just depends on how good a job you do with polishing and how good the UV clear coat is you spray on.

[@MichaelMantion]

I do the same thing. i finish it with the McGuire plastic polish. Its not a lot better but worth it for the couple seconds it takes. I tried the UV blocker stuff, don't think it does anything. Seems to oxidize just as fast. I have had really messed up headlights and used sand paper to before.

[@sixtyfiveford]

I had a neighbor come over the other day to see if I could fix his headlight lenses. He had them sanded, polished and clear coated a few years back. The clear coat was peeling everywhere. This technique cleaned it up pretty well but I told him I wasn't going to waste hours sanding all the old clear coat off. I can't say I've ever tried McGuires plastic polish.

[@zehnsechz]

Came for the buff...stayed for ginger

[@sixtyfiveford]

She appreciates the support.

[@madog1]

That looks like the clay bricks they use for color correction, I wonder if they are the same grit.

[@BrucesShop]

Thanks a lot sir.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, Bruce. It's the quickest and easiest way I know of.

[@hirumbiffidum9145]

Most likely Zephr, I use that for smudge mudging. The current video I'm working on is for help doing better on ASVAB tests. That flange clamp you came up with using a zinc di chromate Grade 8 bolt is even greater ! (cause it's co centric it's not wobbling !!)

[@gordbaker896]

Not a grade 8 Bolt. Not enough amps on the welder.

[@sixtyfiveford]

On a bolt I put a nut, spacer, nut. Welded it up and screwed the bolt out. Nice 3" spacer that makes polishing rims etc much easier.

[@chipete1]

I have a Porter-Cable hand drill that maxes out at 1600 RPMs will this work? Also what size buffing pad do you have or recommend and where can I find that polishing bar?

[@sixtyfiveford]

It'll work. For a hand drill a 4" buffing pad works good. I put links in the video description so you can see the pads and buffing compound.

[@waskele.wabbit717]

Just wondered if you could do away with the Nubs on the headlight my Ranger has them too. Maybe a hot knife or a cut off wheel?

[@sixtyfiveford]

I feel the same way and almost ground them off the other day. I've been told they are there to align the headlights at the factory? I would personally use a cut off wheel.

[@thewildthingsbybevsnider29]

wow ...that's fantastic

[@virginiadelatorre1434]

Hi! Where have you been all my life? I’m a girl! What’s the name of the polisher/brand that I need to look for at Lowe’s or Home Depot for my drill driver? I have a vehicle with fogged headlights and need this polisher badly. It may take a little longer, but I’m patient. I originally googled plexiglass because my patio umbrella tipped over leaving a 10 inch mark on my deck plexiglass. Any other suggestions would be helpful. Thank you again. Have a nice weekend!

[@virginiadelatorre1434]

Awe…. I just watched your video to the end! I love your dog! 🐾❤

[@CheaddakerT.Snodgrass]

My son just got his first car. I knew right where to go for advice on hazy headlights. Just ordered the wheels and polishing bar. Amazon was out of stock on the specific wheels you link but there is a similar suggestion made by Amazon. His are is poor shape. Hoping it works well. UPDATE:. The other buffer wheel that Amazon suggested when the other was out of stock was complete garbage. So not sure what wheel to get now. June 7 2020

[@davidjoshua1075]

If you wet sand with a piece of 2000 grit silicon carbide 401q sandpaper first then do your Tripoli Rouge it will be even better

[@sixtyfiveford]

I haven't tried that. In my experience a large polishing pad with Tripoli will put out anything 2000 grit can.

[@reubendobbs8011]

Bit of water helps quick spray every few seconds

[@sixtyfiveford]

I've never tried water with Tripoli.

[@reubendobbs8011]

You get a sharper cut it cools and clears the residue away.

[@randlerichardson5826]

Mothers Mag aluminum and brass polish should work like that to I’ll find out tomorrow looks good

[@sixtyfiveford]

I've used Mothers, it just takes forever and flings everywhere.

[@DatS1ck_LML]

How am I just now finding your channel?? Started with Ujoint replacement and now I’m 5 videos in and still need to go replace my ujoints

[@blakenelson936]

I have the same exact vehicle. Where do you purchase the Tripoli?

[@sixtyfiveford]

I have a link to the stuff used in the video description. It's a huge bar for around 10bucks.

[@YukonHawk1]

Thanks for the great demo and information 👍👍 👍Love Ginger.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. Ginger is always up for a good game of catch.

[@darkshadowsx5949]

"No sanding" in reality buffing is sanding without paper. the abrasive particles are suspended in the buffing compound instead of embedded into a paper sheet. buffing uses a lot finer abrasive particles than you could get on paper though.

[@sixtyfiveford]

True.

[@citylockapolytechnikeyllcc7936]

Very nice results. How do they look 30, 60 and 180 days later? If this is sandling out the millions of microscratches to a smooth surface, should not re-cloud any faster than original. If it is just cleaning the dirt out of the scratches...they will fill back in quick. Those sanding and clear-coating kits are a joke... I got suckered into buying one of those. As far as Tripoli, and the Pad..... cost?

[@sixtyfiveford]

It lasts for a year or two for an outdoor kept vehicle or longer for a garage kept. The Expedition in the video was last done around 4 years ago, the Buick has never had it done. It essentially sands the top layer of plastic away. It's just like using 10,000 grit sand paper but your moving it so fast it actually removes material. You can buy everything to mount in your drill and the polishing compound for around 20bucks.

[@citylockapolytechnikeyllcc7936]

@@sixtyfiveford Thank you!

[@dclawnmaintenanceandsnowre4099]

I'm trying to get a van safety for the road it needs to headlights redone I don't feel like spending hours sanding

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. It's the quickest and easiest way I know of.

[@ken2391]

Lol.. That's a lot of snow for Florida

[@sixtyfiveford]

Good eye. They need a little snow.

[@YouTubeCertified]

Great vid as always. Thanks bro

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks Man!

[@BryanTorok]

Very nice! How long does it last before they need to be redone?

[@L666exx]

Thanks again man excellent tip

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it.

[@TrojanHorse1959]

Great video and tip Moe, thank you!

[@sixtyfiveford]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. It's the quickest and easiest way I know of.

[@TrojanHorse1959]

I'm going to try it for sure when it warms up a bit. I appreciate you sharing tips like this, thanks again!

[@Superiorpowerwash]

Another great video, Thank you.

[@sixtyfiveford]

Hey Thanks Man.

[@YouTubeCertified]

I saw a vid about using paint acetone on plastic headlights, have you seen, heard or tried that??

[@sixtyfiveford]

Acetone, lacquer thinner or bug spray. It melts the plastic and looks great for a week or so then it's worse than before you started.

[@YouTubeCertified]

Good to know. Thanks for the heads up.