I always use a buffer and rubbing.compound works great for me, and as far as those restoration kits go, most are junk, my friend bought 2 different ones and neither worked, I spend 10 minutes on them and they looked brand new
depends...if it's just yellowed and hazy then rubbing compound and a buffer. if it's microcracked then wet sanding first is a great idea. i've tried 5 headlight kits since i work at an autoparts store, and so far the best is the sylvania kit...comes with 3 grits, polishing compound, and a clear sealant. lasted my headlights a year before they microcracked beyond belief lol. gritty toothpaste is good...the cheaper the toothpaste the better btw..because cheap usually means gritty. turtle wax compound is good if you just wanna go that route
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