Head Lights

Hi my car is a 96' dodge stratus es and I am curious about whether anyone has replaced their headlight lenses due to cloudyness. I am having this problem and i saw a product online that says it will clean the lenses off instead does this sound like a scam or will it work ? If not where can i get a good prices for these lenses.

I have a couple of chrysler products. A 1997 Dodge Stratus and a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee. In both cases the headlights were becoming hazy. I believe that this is due to the type of plastic they are made of. I got some very fine wet and dry sandpaper (2000 grit) that is used for final finishing in bodyshops and sanded the hazy plastic. I used plenty of water and in about 5 minutes per headlight, they were about 90% as good as new!

Note: On my first try I used a more coarse wet/dry sandpaper (I think it was 500 grit) and this made the plastic very scratched and white. So... use the very finest sandpaper you can get e.g. 2000 grit.

lensrenew.com Has a good product just need a drill and 15 minutes to half hour.Got it and had it sent to my brother if it were not for the deep scratches that it did not remove i would swear he had new lenses.

I have a couple of chrysler products. A 1997 Dodge Stratus and a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee. In both cases the headlights were becoming hazy. I believe that this is due to the type of plastic they are made of. I got some very fine wet and dry sandpaper (2000 grit) that is used for final finishing in bodyshops and sanded the hazy plastic. I used plenty of water and in about 5 minutes per headlight, they were about 90% as good as new!

Note: On my first try I used a more coarse wet/dry sandpaper (I think it was 500 grit) and this made the plastic very scratched and white. So... use the very finest sandpaper you can get e.g. 2000 grit.

I just bought a 1997 Stratus that did not come with owners manual. So, Im sorry if I may sound dumb but I have to ask you a question if you don't mind it please: The method you suggested was awesome and I appreciate your tip but I don't know how you were able to sand the plastic cover from inside. I mean I tried to take the plastic cover off but then I was told that it does not come apart i have to replace the whole headlight. I don't know anything about american cars so im just so confused. How were you able to send it from inside to make it look good again? My stratus' headlights are cloudy & yellow filmy and its a joke. You did explained it so well that i should have no questions but since i couldn't get the plastic cover off and there is no space from inside to put my hands on the cover, im so confused on how you sanded it. :banghead:
I'd appreciate it so much if you could answer me. Thank you!
(out of curiosity i called the dealership and they wanted $350/HL.....funny...)

You usually do not need to get them from the inside. However, if you do, go to the local hardware store and get a cheap thick dowel and affix the sand paper to the end of it. It is slow going, but with about 15 minutes a peice you will notice the difference. Just be sure to use water so you dont risk ruining the finished product and let them dry before installing them.

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