[HardLuckfoto]

This is how I do it. 1500 or 1000 grit wet sand the entire surface until all the oxidized plastic is off, followed by 2000 grit paper to sand off the sanding scratches. Then use Meguires #2 with a rotary buffer and a wool pad, then Meguires #9 and the buffer with a foam pad and lastly Meguires #3 on a foam pad. Will look like new.

Last set I did,





You can usually clean anything up depending how "Bad" they are.
But the worse they are, the longer it takes, and it is in no doubt a time consuming process.
Problem is to have them done professionally or by someone else usually costs more than they'd cost new.
Because of the time that has to be put into it.
It's generally something you do while sitting down watching TV on a day you have nothing better to do than just sit on your ass.

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[Raid3n]

nice write up. ill do this to my honda

[minion]

you can also go to auto zone or checkers and get this stuff called plastX clear plastic cleaner and polisher. grab a bottle of that and a buffing pad and that's all you need. buff on, wipe clean and your shitty lookin yellow/orange fogged up lights will be crystal clear once again. no need for any sanding. only issue with it, is that you have to redo it about once a year. but i bought a bottle a couple years ago, and have done my lights and lights of everyone who comes over to get some work done. everyone's always like "ew your lights look like shit" then people are like " i know i needa buy new ones" then i hand them the bottle and tell them to go to town. the result is amazing. beautifule, clear lenses for your whip.