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nu-finishes scratch doctor. stuff removes everything, even the yellow. It takes alot of elbow grease but its makes them look good.

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Dirk is a real tailgate-r.  He has under 70k on his year and a half old truck and the lenses look like they were sandblasted.  Will that stuff work on those?  His wife called asking for stocking stuffer suggestions.

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Russ

If those headlights are pitted real bad there isn't anything you can do with them except get a new pair of them. The stuff NEBassMan mentioned works good but will only remove the cloudy stains from the lenses.

I never quite understood why Ford would use a plastic lens on their headlight assemblies.  :-?

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with the pitted ones Russ, you can wet sand them, buff and polish, but it's gonna take a long time and a lot of sand paper.  You'll be up past 2000 grit to make them like new again.  Be better off getting new ones.  I suppose it would depend on how big the stocking is to fit new headlights in there ;D

Jason

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and just because i'm a stang man...here's my old Nebraska Highway Patrol Coupe

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and one after i put the Cobra R hood on it

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with the pitted ones Russ, you can wet sand them, buff and polish, but it's gonna take a long time and a lot of sand paper. You'll be up past 2000 grit to make them like new again. Be better off getting new ones. I suppose it would depend on how big the stocking is to fit new headlights in there ;D

Jason

By the time you buy all that sand paper, compound, buffing pads and etc you probably could buy head light assemblies for two vehicles.  ;D

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