Hey I went everywhere looking for fine sand paper, but the highest I was able to find was 360. Where the heck do I find teh fine grits?

 

You can try a hobby shop/arts and crafts store.

 

dude autozone or advanced auto parts will have it.... even walmart has 2000 grit in the car paint stuff section...

 

I WENT to Wal-Mart! My g/f thought I got the numbers wrong or something.

 

I have seen people use toothpaste to clear the haze off. Just rubbed a litte bit on with a cloth untill it cleared

 

So....uh, YOU ARE ALL LIARS!!!!!! lol, it made my headlights worse my friends Any ideas on how to get rid of THIS, lol. Thanks guys! This plan may have failed but ya know what I'm not the best of direction takers lol

 

looks like they're smoked headlights now

 

Yeah so I dunno what to do, I used 800 grit to 1500 grit. That shouldn't have made them look like that. They feel very silky smooth!

 

someone in the for sale forum is selling stock ones for cheap... just gotta paint them black again

 

did you take a buffer too it? they wont clear up until you buff it

 

I buffed it! Do I HAVE to use the spinning buffer? I just used a cloth and wiped away like a mad man.

 

did it start showing up after you blacked your headlights? if it did then the silicon seal that seals the headlight lens to the rest is probably cracked or there wasn't enough to make a water tight seal.

try taking it apart again and use the head light restorer (found at autozone) or something else on the inside and make sure to seal it completely or it might happen again.

i would suggest getting a buffer or use a super soft cloth or a diaper cloth (also found at autozone) and again rub like a mad man.

 

These aren't ones that I painted these are headlights that I bought off EBAY because they are black. The haze is on the outside, and I can tell because the haze goes away when I put the ICE wax on it, but they start to come back. So I dunno wtf else to do.

 

it is not a hard procedure, but you can easily screw it up.
If it is on the outside, then you can try this

if that doesnt give you the results you want, you will have to wash the lights down with some alcohol to remove any dirt and grime, and then WET sand them using progressively finer sand paper ending in 2500 or 3000, at which point you will need to buff out the remaining marks using a compound (compound/cleaner if you find one)
something like this the higher the number goes the more it will take away so 2 will take out less 105 may eat thru more then you want. the buffing can be done by hand but to get good results you will be there for some time, or use a rotary buffer

you can use whatever brand you can find... just make sure to read the label to see how strong it may be and if it is safe to use on the headlights

 

Lmao what a noob!