Dodge: Dodge Grand Caravan Headlight repair

On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 15:22:52 -0500, UncleJuicy wrote:
 

You can try buffing them with a decent buffing compound, but what has
happened is that the clear optical coating has been sandblasted away after
years of driving, probably in a dusty environment. The coating process is
a two-part coating, not generally available to the public.

Clean then and buff them and coat them with wax.

I have heard that these guys do a good job. I have not used them myself.

http://www.clearagain.com/


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Why not just change the lights? I'll never understand this one. Heck they
are ~$80 each at AutoZone, or $25/ea on eBay (new aftermarket), or you might
get lucky and find better ones in the boneyard for $10-$15/ea.