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Ask Cars: Fixing foggy headlights
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I've heard acetone works really well, but I haven't tried it myself.
Don't do it. It'll clear it for a day or so, but with no UV protection it'll haze up again really fast.
Get a proper kit, and make sure it has a UV protective coating to apply at the end.
Good to know, thanks!
That makes sense -- depending on the plastic, it will be soluble in acetone. I'd probably have to try with a corner or something first.