So I took my overlays off today and there was this sticky stuff on it....long story short my front headlights are scratched pretty badly now haha...
Please PLEASe someone have some kind of remedy for this...that preferably cost under 20 bucks

I was wondering if X-scratch might work by Meguirs or whatever?

 

Sorry to say it, but scratch-x will not fix that. If you scratched the plastic, then its permanent. Your options are pretty much to deal with it, or buy new headlamps.

How did you scratch them anyway? Were you using a razor blade to peel them off?

 

Buy some new overlays and put them back on, you won't notice the scratches..easy fix lol

 

dude i just got a white scion just like yours and i have some minor scratches on my headlights and i used turtle wax rubbing compound!now really is only temperary but it will work over time now the guy below u said to just buy new headlamps good option just search for them and stay cheap!"turtle wax rubbing compound"

 

One of my friends gave me a weird but logical answer
He said use the stuff people use to unscratch their glasses...
Weird proposal but hey I am up for anything

 

depends on the size of the scratch and what you can get away with. if they are scratched all over, forget about it. but if its just a skiff then eyeglass scratch remover might work.

 

well then I might just have to upgrade...
anyone know if these are any good?
http://shop.vendio.com/speedneedz/it.../?s=1169377202

 

DO NOT BUY THOSE.... get foggy as soon as you put them

 

That's not made for clear plastic, but they have a new "PlastX" product that is. Seems worth a shot, look here for details.

 

Hmm I wonder who carries this ^

...It would be worth a shot
Its real light scratches...but a lot of them O_o just on the top part of the light though...the reflector part.
I just shot some shiny stuff for rims on it to cover it and it worked but of course it is not permanent.

 

Does anyone know of any good headlights that are affordable?

 

get the Jlevis projectors, and if you have enough shell out for the HIDs to be put in....

 

Hmmm
Well
I just got done paying for all my college stuff and finally got my fafsa sheet turned in and most likely they are going to fee waiver me about six to seven hundred...(praying) then most likely get 1500 sometime within the next couple months...

So I guess thats somewhere in the range

 

i have the jlevis projectors....you wont regret it..the halos arent too bright but at night you can tell that they are halos....check out my pictures in my profile

 

and those ran you for about?

 

Maybe you want to try this http://www.dingking.tv/products.asp?...t_id=POLYHOG01

 

Hmm that looks kinda iffy...
But I guess it would be worth a try
A lot better than buying new projectors
I researched them and everyone has said crap about them so far.

 

if they're not too deep plain ol' toothpaste and water/spit will work. The paste kind is the perfect mild abrasive. People have been using it for years on plastic headlights that have yellowed over time, makes em look like new. Just be sure not to use the whitening kind (too abrasive) or the gel (not abrassive enough)... its gotta be normal plain ol' paste then hit em with some wax.

...btw it'll also work on scratched cd and dvd's

 

i got a retro fitted headlight (drivers side) with an s2000 projector in there with the stock s2000 bulb (some of the best light projection) bmw angel eyes in it too with tinted sidemarkers. The passenger side just needs to get done to match... i just have it sitting in my closet so if u want it IM or PM me

 

So far you guys have been helpful hehe
I hope the toothpaste one might work O_o