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Sun May 16, 2004 11:41 am
Well after googling and collecting knowledge from diff. sources (including our forums) I've decided to put a step by step guide to get rid of the yellow/haze from our zenki lights. This is my way of doing it, you may have a differnet or even better way, but the result I think makes this a worthwhile thing to do (maybe even a sticky? ;])
What you need:-600 and 2000 grit wet or dry sand paper (you can use different grits or even do 600, 1000, 2000, it does not matter that much)
-3M rubbing compound (on the back it says specifically for 1200 or higher grit sand papered surfaces) *This I found to work very well, alot better than the turtlewax rubingg compound that I used before*
-terry cloths, misc. rags
Steps:*I did this when the lights on the car, but make sure you don't sand your paint by mistake**I also did everyhting by hand and the time spent sanding each headlight was approximately 10 minutes*-while running soapy water on your headlights start with the 600 grit and thoroughly sand your headlight while periodically running soapy water on them. The result is a very hazy lens that is barely transparent.-Work your way up until you get to the 2000 grit sandpaper. How do you know when you're done w/ sanding? When the lens becomes very clear again when it is wet. -Now rinse the haedlight clean and wipe it dry, wheni t dries it becomes very hazy again... don't worry ;], this is what the 3M rubbing compound is for.-Use a terry cloth and rub the compound over the light until it becomes clear (while the headlight is dry), now stand back and say WOW... ;]-You can finish with clear plastic cleaners/polish such as Meguiar's clear plastic #10 and #17.Below is a link to the result:http://www.nissaninfiniticlub....d.jpg
Hope my contribution ot the 240 community helps everyone out!