[Black88Fox117]

Need a little help on Headlights. My headlights are blurred and Yellow on my 1988 Fox I just bought smoked headlight covers to cover them up but.. I want the Headlights to show but also be clean. I sanded them down with a Resurfacing Kit i bought It helped a great deal but still not up to factory standards. Any other ways you guys can think of to shine the lens up? Thank you

[coolwaterblvd]

Go to Dallas Mustang, or "Mustang restoration and Supply" u can pick up a new set made with better plastic than the originals. Also the price is worth the look of the new set. U will never be able to get your stock ones to look crystal clear like new ones, the plastic is discolored throughout the entire thickness of the plastic cover.

[dawrr]

You can spend 50$ on kits to resurface them, but they NEVER turn out quite as well as buying new housings.

I, myself, LOVE the "Diamond-cut" Clear headlight kits. They aren't Ricy-looking, and they really throw that light on the road. I put some on my '90 LX and they look terrific. They only cost a little more than OEM replacements, but it's worth it.

I know this site is renowned for its "Riciness" but there are good pictures on it for headlights:

www.mrbodykit.com

[snake 42]

Originally Posted by dawrr

You can spend 50$ on kits to resurface them, but they NEVER turn out quite as well as buying new housings.

I, myself, LOVE the "Diamond-cut" Clear headlight kits. They aren't Ricy-looking, and they really throw that light on the road. I put some on my '90 LX and they look terrific. They only cost a little more than OEM replacements, but it's worth it.

I know this site is renowned for its "Riciness" but there are good pictures on it for headlights:

USA AND* CANADA

Why is it that no one has decided to make aftermarket replacements out of real glass to end this problem forever. Seems to me that a lot of us would pay for a good quality glass units.

Snake 42

[Stylekyle]

Give the Janvil Headlight Plastic Restore polish a try. I got their system and after a few minuites of hand polishing, I can actually see at night again. New lights were going to cost me big and the Janvil polish was $23. It is hard to tell that these are the original lights. I guess the yellow hazy headlights are a huge problem on all of the Ford products. Here in the South, you can't find a car over 2 years old that doesn't look cloudy.