Headlights

[czechsonofagun]

on my Kubota are scratched and aged and since it is not likely I will find a replacement I would like to clean them out somehow. Any experience, suggestions, ideas?

I dont think buffer is the best approach here, maybe there is a chemical way to do it?

 

[JoeL4330]

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[Double 00 Soul]

on my Kubota are scratched and aged and since it is not likely I will find a replacement I would like to clean them out somehow. Any experience, suggestions, ideas?

I dont think buffer is the best approach here, maybe there is a chemical way to do it?

About 1 year ago I noticed that the headlights on my car had become little better than driving with a couple of high powered candles. I used the polish/cleaner that was purchased for the shield on my motorcycle and got good results. By the third session the lights were back to acceptable level. The brand I have is Slipstreamer but probably any cleaner/ polish made for bike fairings will work.

 

[czechsonofagun]

Thank you, guys