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[Webby the Bear]

Hi guys. So as per posts before I used t cut to mend some scratches caused by mummy bear. Worked really nice. Will try and get photos up in a bit.

I have been meaning to restore my headlights for bloody ages.

To save buying an actual kit can I use my t cut? Damp cloth, circular motion etc? Then we have some sealer left over from a quix kit.

What do we think. Headlights are not horrendous by any stretch but have started to go yellow. Offside worse

[pernix]

worked well with mine....took 1/2 hr per head light. now like new

[Webby the Bear]

Here's the after photo....

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[Nick W]

The only reason to buy a kit is if you don't already have something similar.


T-cut is pretty mild so it will take longer, but it will do the job.

[Webby the Bear]

And the before 😢😢😢



Luckily all sorted with you guys help

[steve6367]

worked well with mine....took 1/2 hr per head light. now like new

I thought that until I fitted an actual new headlight....

[Webby the Bear]

Thanks ladies.

Can I speed things up by rubbing the t cut in with a drill and cloth on the end?

[Nick W]

Thanks ladies.

Can I speed things up by rubbing the t cut in with a drill and cloth on the end?

On a headlight? Just get on with it.


Some masking tape on the bumper and wing edge is a good idea.

[Webby the Bear]

Lol fair enough mate. Got day off tomorrow. Will be sure to take before and afters 

[TheBoy]

Might be better starting with something a bit harsher, I seem to recall yours were reasonably cloudy...