How to Permanently Restore Cloudy Headlights

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How To Restore Headlights Permanently?

What do you do if your headlights have gone foggy?

Before you can get to the actual polishing of the headlights, some light prep is required. If you’re already planning to wash your car, great — just make sure the headlights get washed as part of the job.

Sanding the headlight before you polish it is going to do two things: Level off the plastic and remove a lot of the oxidation that’s causing the fogging. For this, you’ll want 1000 grit automotive sandpaper and a spray bottle filled with water. Spray the headlights with the water and then use the sandpaper to, you know, sand. Keep the headlight wet as you work

Now, the time has come to apply the clear coat. However, don’t forget to cover the bonnet, bumper, and wings with a plastic sheet or garbage bags before spraying the solution. You have to apply three to four layers of coats with five minutes of an interval between each time.
How to Restore Headlights Permanently
The end result will give you a sweet surprise in this How to Restore Headlights Permanently process
Let the UV-coat settle for a day before taking off the plastic sheets and tapes. You can leave it as it is or wet sand or a super-fine 3000-grit sandpaper. The process will be similar to the second step mentioned above.
Finally, you may want to apply some wax to the lights. Scrape some car wax on a microfiber towel and rub it on the surface. You should choose the best RV wax for fiberglass for better efficiency. After that, use another dry, clean towel to wipe nicely.