whats a good polish for tal lights?

[addiction2bass]

well i just got my caddy tail llights and one of the lenses sucks but the other shines preaty nice.

and wondering what people use to polish thier tail light lenses with for the best shine to look almost new?

[96redsportside]

I think there's some polish on the market that's just for taking the haze off of lenses, just go check the local auto store.

I attempted to fix my old stock lights with by wetsanding and clearcoating but I got frustrated and gave up, it can be done though.

[Snafudilligad]

well i just got my caddy tail llights and one of the lenses sucks but the other shines preaty nice.

and wondering what people use to polish thier tail light lenses with for the best shine to look almost new?

Zaino worked well for me but so did regular ol Meguiars. On the ones I used to replace the stockers I ef'd up on my Yukon, I used Meguiars clear plastic polish and I also have some stuff called "Novus" that I picked up at a plastics store "taps plastic" that does custom plastics for building, cars, whatever. I used this and followed it up with a good wax and they cleaned up MINT.

If its scratching and such, I would use the polish and follow with a good wax that will not chew up plastic (Zaino works great for this). Any polish will work, grab some meguiars or something and give it a shot. If not, hell, have them re-cleared at a body shop. Guys was going to charge me like 15 bucks to shoot my old ones with auto clear. Ask if you can bring them in when they are clearing a panel or something so its already in the gun. They'll just shoot it right there.

[addiction2bass]

ya i can shoot them with clear if i have to!
should i just shoot them with clear or should i buff it first and then clear?

[99silveradoguy]

find the polish for lights, its like a paste with super fine sanding particles that take away scrathes/oxidization and make them look new

[Snafudilligad]

find the polish for lights, its like a paste with super fine sanding particles that take away scrathes/oxidization and make them look new

right, meguiars and others make it, can be found at your local parts store.

I would absolutely try to bring them back to life first. Get more aggressive as you go until you get the results you are after. If all else fails then re-clear.

Thats what I would do anyway...but my girl says I aint so smart sometimes, but thats only usually after I walk into a closed glass door or try a back flip on the front lawn when I am hammered.