How to Remove Oxidation from Headlights | Meguiar's PlastX Restorer for Headlights

Complete video ( • How to Remove Oxidatio... ) where we walk through the steps required in order to easily restore your headlights while using Meguiars PlastX and Griot's Garage random orbital polisher. Headlights that are foggy, yellow, or full of haze are no match for this product and you can easily do yourself. No need to spend hundreds of dollars replacing your headlights when you can restore for under $10!
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Complete video (czcams.com/video/i0itOf3g9cU/video.html) where we walk through the steps required in order to easily restore your headlights while using Meguiars PlastX and Griot's Garage random orbital polisher. Headlights that are foggy, yellow, or full of haze are no match for this product and you can easily do yourself. No need to spend hundreds of dollars replacing your headlights when you can restore for under $10!

[@streetsurfer1190]

Thanks a lot I’m just getting started and I’ve been trying to figure out a way to put my new buffer to use and was wondering if this product was worth it. Seems like the results are really good with a polisher.

[@TeamDIYNow]

Glad I was able to help! For sure a polisher will make your life a lot easier with task like this and give you an excellent result without the elbow grease. Just take your time learning how to use and you will never go back to manually buffing a car again.

[@fabioa.5490]

Does it last long or do i have to apply it constantly? Thanks in advance and great short.

[@TeamDIYNow]

Really just depends on the light as the older it is the quicker the oxidation will come back. I would say you would at least get a year before it will start slowing coming back. There are other products you can also apply to prevent the oxidation from coming back.

[@xxichikokoxx]

you need to put either clear coat or a sealant on top after or its gonna haze up pretty fast again

[@limaalpha544]

“Oxidated”, that should be oxidized

[@TeamDIYNow]

I misspoke, thanks for point out.