how do i clean the headlight lens on my 2009 chevy aveo.they seem cloudy

Asked by Allen Oct 11, 2016 at 05:42 PM about the 2009 Chevrolet Aveo LS Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

my headlight lens seems like its hazzy.need something to clean lens.headlight
lens is plastic.

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I wet sand mine with 1500 grit then clean with fresh rag and water dry surface and spray with clear spray paint it helps take the yellow dullness away

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Super quick solution - Bug spray with a high deet content. The deet will eat through the haze almost immediately. Don't use too much.. and remember it is a short term solution. Rubbing compound is also a good solution.

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If the exterior of the clear plastic headlight enclosure is covered with oxidation and/or fine scratches you might try "Rust-Oleum Wipe New Headlight Restore!". It's a kit that includes Wipe New plastic restoration compound, a Lens Polishing Pad, a Pair of Nitrile Gloves and a Microfiber Towel. Depending on the condition of the plastic you may be able to get by with just an application of the proprietary Wipe New compound. The other problem that sometimes occurs is that moisture gets inside the enclosure and fogs up the inside of the plastic. In my case I have a 2007 Chevy Aveo5 with both moisture inside the enclosure and oxidation outside.

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