Re:Re:Foggy headlights

Hi, my 2002 TF has foggy headlights.
I know there are plenty of “kits” on the market to restore the headlights to their former glory.
Does the forum have any recommendations?
Bob

Bobb wrote: Hi, my 2002 TF has foggy headlights.
I know there are plenty of “kits” on the market to restore the headlights to their former glory.
Does the forum have any recommendations?
Bob

I have used T-cut and a bit of elbow grease on the outside of lights when they have lost their lustre. This seems to have worked well on several cars I have had an issue with. I’ve just picked up a TF and it needed a bit of headlight work and T-cut has improved it. Hope that helps.
Colin


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Thanks for that, I’ve seen the Turtle headlight restorer kit promoted on Youtube and I’m inclined to give it a go.

Bobb wrote: Thanks for that, I’ve seen the Turtle headlight restorer kit promoted on Youtube and I’m inclined to give it a go.

I’d be interested to hear how that works and how easy it brings them back. Always good to know what things do work.


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Hi and welcome to the forum

I used Greygate polish (http://www.greygate.com/) on the headlights on my ZR. I also used it on the plastic rear screen. It is approved by NASA and BT so can't be that bad. I got a couple of bottles through eBay but it's that effective I gave the second to my son.

James

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Hi and welcome to the forum

I used Greygate polish (http://www.greygate.com/) on the headlights on my ZR. I also used it on the plastic rear screen. It is approved by NASA and BT so can't be that bad. I got a couple of bottles through eBay but it's that effective I gave the second to my son.

James
 

I used their plastic polish for the plastic rear screen, highly effective! As James said, highly recommended.