Fun with Foglights
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Something that really bugs me is the milky, opaque appearance of my tired old foglight lenses. So I called up a glass refinisher and asked him to see what we could do with them.
Today he brought by the driver's side and it came out fantastic! There are still some deep pits that can't be taken out, but the improvement is night and day. The old lens in the photo is roughly what this one looked like before Aaron worked on it.
Can't remember whether new lenses are still available or what they cost, but I'm going to enjoy looking at the front of my shark a bunch more after getting both of them done! (I think I'll try some of that headlight protective film material on these too to try to keep them looking good)
Today he brought by the driver's side and it came out fantastic! There are still some deep pits that can't be taken out, but the improvement is night and day. The old lens in the photo is roughly what this one looked like before Aaron worked on it.
Can't remember whether new lenses are still available or what they cost, but I'm going to enjoy looking at the front of my shark a bunch more after getting both of them done! (I think I'll try some of that headlight protective film material on these too to try to keep them looking good)
I've seen similar results using this stuff:
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G12310
Good "how to" video in the lower left corner
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G12310
Good "how to" video in the lower left corner
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Tom, Outstanding!! Thanks for sharing!
Erik, the Meguiar kit is for plastic, these are glass 
But thanks for the link, I'll pick one up for the Audi!
I've seen similar results using this stuff:
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G12310
Good "how to" video in the lower left corner
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G12310
Good "how to" video in the lower left corner

But thanks for the link, I'll pick one up for the Audi!
The lenses are available from Porsche (Roger) but not cheap. I replaced one of mine after our Paris Texas tour after the car in front of me deceided to drop a wheel off the pavement. One lens sacrificed to the stone gods! I knew the new lens would make the old lens look really bad so I replaced them both $$$.
But now I have a spare that I can get to look like new again! Thanks Tom.

But now I have a spare that I can get to look like new again! Thanks Tom.


Tom - did you happen to notice what methods were used to create these results? Was it simple machine polishing, or did he also apply a sealer?
Just wondering if it's something any of us could do ourselves. Thanks!
Just wondering if it's something any of us could do ourselves. Thanks!


