If you buff out the lens seal them afterwards, the top layer of the lens is meant to block out UV rays. Buffing will remove this layer and within a couple of months you`ll be back were you started.Ahh, thank you. I will try that at some point. I wonder if that would be a good time to try to restore the headlights too with a buffer o.0
I restore mine every 3 months.I have read that the lenses can be sprayed with a clear coat to keep them looking nice longer.If you buff out the lens seal them afterwards, the top layer of the lens is meant to block out UV rays. Buffing will remove this layer and within a couple of months you`ll be back were you started.
I had brought mine to a bodyshop a friend recommended, they restored mine and sprayed them afterwards. My car spent it's life in florida and they had been previously done without sealing. They spent a couple of hours trying to buff them to like new but could'nt get all the yellowing out, the sun had dammaged them too much. Ended up adding a small amount of tint in the sealent. I recently installed new headlights and the car now looks new!! They claimed if done properly from the start they can be polished to look new and last.I restore mine every 3 months.I have read that the lenses can be sprayed with a clear coat to keep them looking nice longer.
^^ This is almost always trueAre you sure it isn't just hazing of the lens cover?When I first got my car I thought mine were fogged up on the inside but just needed a polish/restore...
3 years ago I just drilled an extremely small breather hole near the bottom. This works great. If you are in Seattle, not so much.