06-10-2012, 06:47 PM
I don't know about using cerium on plastic headlight covers. I can try some out tomorrow on my neighbor's "should work as a generator dodge neon" tomorrow.
We did use the automotive "scratch remover" for tyler's car and it worked great on taking the yellow uv damage and the foggyness from the rain. Scrub hard with green kitchen scrubber. His are plastic; shiny and bright now! Definitely test on a corner first. And when you finally get it all cleaned up, you should apply car wax to them because you'll probably remove whatever is left of the protective coating; probably gone if the lights are really dim at night anyway.
We did use the automotive "scratch remover" for tyler's car and it worked great on taking the yellow uv damage and the foggyness from the rain. Scrub hard with green kitchen scrubber. His are plastic; shiny and bright now! Definitely test on a corner first. And when you finally get it all cleaned up, you should apply car wax to them because you'll probably remove whatever is left of the protective coating; probably gone if the lights are really dim at night anyway.