Skip the expensive kit...use toothpaste instead.

http://www.instructables.com/...adlights-with-toothpaste/

I did it on my car and it worked. Now I have new, brighter headlights and clean headlights. I should be seeing better at night on two counts. Oh, and it only took me ten minutes on each head light.

Do they now have that hint of minty freshness?

I've gotta plug 3M here:

http://www.amazon.com/...tion-System/dp/B001AIZ5HY

I've used that kit on oodles of car, and it's pretty damn foolproof. Sure, it's 15-20 bucks compared to 5 bucks, but if you're pinching pennies you can totally do two cars with one kit.

"This item is not for sale in Catalina Island"

well that just tears it. if i can't buff my headlights in catalina island, i just won't support the product!

(what the hell is catalina island, and what stupid law prevents it from being sold there?)

you arnt doing it right if you arnt using a orbital, or drill with pad attachment. you are just doing a half assed job that wont last as long.

if you REALLY wnt them yo be cleaned, you need to wet sand them.


sure, toothpaste is cheap, but so is the quality of the fix.

bonus

nope, i turned in my car because insurance is overrated. err, expensive and not profitable. it's like a leech stuck on my arm sucking all the blood out of me so they can get fst, fall off and die.