Ceriglass on headlights

mankool

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Hi,
I was working on the headlight of my clio RS using a sonax lamb skin pad and sonax abrasive paste 6:2 and it removed quite a bit of the yellow haze/soiling. Since I have the CarPro Ceriglass and their flet pads, I was wondering if I can use them on the headlights instead of wet sanding them to get better results?

Anyone tried this? I have searched the web and also AGO but couldn't find a review or an answer.

Thanks
 
mankool said:
Hi,
I was working on the headlight of my clio RS using a sonax lamb skin pad and sonax abrasive paste 6:2 and it removed quite a bit of the yellow haze/soiling. Since I have the CarPro Ceriglass and their flet pads, I was wondering if I can use them on the headlights instead of wet sanding them to get better results?

Anyone tried this? I have searched the web and also AGO but couldn't find a review or an answer.

Thanks
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IMO the ceriglass is for just that "glass" so personally I would not, 1500 2000 wet/sand 105/205 works for me
 
I think i'll give it a go on my DD .... Lets see whats in store .. Hehe
 
i recently used this on some headlights i wetsanded and it came out really well...

Features:
-Will not distort glass.
-Great for restoring old windshields.
-Can also be used to clean and brighten chrome and other metal -- surfaces.
-For hand or machine use.
-Not for use on aftermarket window tint, painted or coated glass.
-Great for polishing Plexiglas and restoring headlights.
-Removes tiny pinhole pits in glass windows and polishes away fine wiper scratches.
 
VISITOR said:
i recently used this on some headlights i wetsanded and it came out really well...

Features:
-Will not distort glass.
-Great for restoring old windshields.
-Can also be used to clean and brighten chrome and other metal -- surfaces.
-For hand or machine use.
-Not for use on aftermarket window tint, painted or coated glass.
-Great for polishing Plexiglas and restoring headlights.
-Removes tiny pinhole pits in glass windows and polishes away fine wiper scratches.
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does it state on their package that it can be use on plastic?
 
DogRescuer said:
does it state on their package that it can be use on plastic?
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That is from the AG description under the product. Mine doesn't say that on the bottle, but it didnt hurt anything when i used it as such...
 
Yes i can confirm , it can work really well on poly-carbonate plastics as headlamps as well.
primer target is glass of course , the plexiglas is extra advantage you have.
 
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