The Latest in Headlight Cleaning and Restoration
Cloudy, yellow headlights – we see them everywhere. All cars manufactured in the past 15 years have plastic headlights and they all start to corrode and cloud up due to exposure to the sun and environment. Cloudy, yellow headlights don’t just occur in old cars, they also occur on cars as recent as 2-3 years old. This corrosion and wear of the plastic headlight lenses is not only unsightly, but it is unsafe.
As stated by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, “An average of 9 out of every 10 cars on the road today has dirty or yellowed headlights that greatly reduce vision and need to be replaced or professionally cleaned.” So what is one to do with these worn, yellow and cloudy headlight lenses? Up until recently, the only option was replacement and at an average of $250 – $400 per lens (not including installation and calibration (aiming)). For most people that was just too expensive to pay for their headlights.
There are aftermarket (non OEM) headlights available, but the savings is little and there are mixed reviews. It is a fact that quality, fit and durability of aftermarket headlight lenses is terrible (per Consumer Reports). Many of these aftermarket lenses were improperly sealed, didn’t wear well and had moisture leaks which greatly reduce night time visibility and safety. Some wouldn’t even fit without making modifications to the car. Being that the cost of most aftermarket lenses is very close to the cost of original equipment from the dealer (OEM) they were given a poor value and overall poor rating by Consumer Reports.
The recent advent of patented headlight cleaning and restoration kits has now brought an economical and affordable solution. Worn, yellow and cloudy headlights can now be restored to like new condition. Harsh UV damage from the sun and other environmental damage can now be reversed with these headlight cleaning and restoration kits. This is a repair that has not only been proven to be highly effective, but one that does not need to be done by a mechanic or body shop technician. These headlight cleaning kits can be used by the average consumer. This patented headlight cleaning and restoration kit is available for under $20 and is therefore much more cost effective than replacement and aftermarket lenses.
Being that clear plastic headlights are now standard on every automobile manufactured today and harsh conditions that cause them to prematurely wear are not going away, it is obvious that these headlight cleaning and restoration kits are sure to be helpful and save consumers money and increase night time driving safety at the same time. Car dealerships have been using the same headlight cleaning and restoration kits on their used car lots for the past 10 years and now you can too. Make your headlights shine and save big money at the same time.
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Where can i buy a classic car for restoration?
I would like to restore a classic car (from the '60s or less) and don't know where to buy it. I guess i could do ebay, but would like a place to physically buy it. I am located in New Jersey, so if you know a place, please help me out..
Thanks,
-BK

Buy an old car and have at it!
That is a very common car, you should be able to find parts at local junk yards. These body was shared with many others so I thing that will be no much of a hassle to find parts. I would say Google and maybe eBay and tons of luck.
I would say, the harder parts will be the plastic pieces. Beside, you could restore it on a different way, like taking all the chrome pieces, change the stile a bit. A lot of people do that, since the chrome moldings are hard to find or fix. Find another set of aftermarket rims that might go with the car. You might want to play with different stiles, you might get some nice and with taste.
Chevy Nova from the 70's, Pontiac Firebirds 70's & Olds 442 60's-70's [ir you ever find one] Camaros 67-69 are too expensive. If you want to go for a head turner and exotic Corvette Stingray. Vintage Dodge vehicle parts are hard to find, and when you do, they cost a limb; but if your not restoring by the numbers, just get an 70s Camaro
Triumph Spitfire
Great handling/ Pain in the a ss to upkeep !