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I've had the same problem with a head light that was replaced....I bought a rotary buffer made for waxing and i used NU FINISH wax on it...it gave extremely good results because the headlights really looked different....my headlights now look new...or ALMOST! Anyhow try it...its very inexpensive+ nu finish is a really good liquid wax for ur car! <P>

i agree with ddmalcore. new lights are the best way to go.

I have just recently polished mine with Scratch Out by Kit. The improvement is drastic! Scratch Out is safe for plastics and plexiglass and didn't take too much elbow grease or a buffer. I did have to do it a couple of times since mine where in such bad shape, but at least now I can see! It is available at Wally World next to the metal polishing products. Also can be used for painted surfaces. IT WORKS!

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