headlights on teggy

does any1 know how to clean headlights like the insides when they become all old n yellow? heheh

like a quick easy solution?
or am i looking @ ripping it apart from the rubber seals?
or is that a no go @ all?

i take it you are talking about an da9?

errr nope

round light one
94 model

so a dc2 then... i was told that the yellow is just moisture that is held inside the light and goes yucky after a while. My guess would be the take the headlight apart and clean then use a degreaser? don't hold me to that, its just what i would do. You would probably be best asking honda though

its coz of all of that tree sap on ur car and sunlight eating away at the clearcoat. Wet sand it down, rubbing compound and then polish it up. We can do it this weekend

so u reckon its on the outside stocky?

I reckon is time for a facelift conversion
heheheh

i want proper answers
go away tubby hehehe =P

im short on $$$
if i was going for a facelift id buy a whole new car! hehe
a dit!

You will need to take your headlight off the car and ripe it apart
open it up by melting the silicons apart from the main healight housing.

You then can clean the inside with plastic polish if plastic (megulars plastic polish)
or glass clearners etc if glass (your kitchen detergent does a good job too)

scratch the old silicon off and put some near silicon to stick the headlight lens back to the headlight housing.

Done

A method I have done with my car
Take the whole headlight unit off take it out and get one of those bottle bushes and dish detergents clean, mix with water and clean as much u can
set for around 5mins. Tip the water out and let it try for a few days.

Do at your risk as I have seen some people mess it up by melting there whole plastic housing.

Ya civiceg9 is right, plastic polish will do the job :)

what about a bit of metho

maybe you can try some SLR, get get a bottle from Kmart
I just use what I have at home.

thanks for the input fellas
much appreciated!@

Go out and get Meguirs PlastX or Plastic X..
or something along those lines...

worked a treat on me and my friends cars with the same problem...
clears em up with a simple rub on rub off... and only bout $15 bucks a bottle..
works on headlights rear lights indicators... everythin... :thumbsup:

sounds good!!!
legends! =)

i just use the excess turtle wax color cure, its a poishing wax. Just a simple rub on rubb off method too.