It must be a bugeye thing, mine are all frosty too. It looks like it is on the inside though..?

hi there, look in the new auto salon, the one with the black r32 on the frount page. It shows you how to clean your lights in the DIY part in the back

[QUOTE=DAN682]Yeah ok, I might give him a whirl. If not I might buy some of those Lights off of Ebay and colour code them

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Got those lights on mine......I like em, photo in members if ya wanna see the end result.

I used to use vinegar on mine. Didn't fix the problem for good but did take the milky stains out for a while.

To fix hazy or yellowed plastic lenses, try a mild (also known as "fine") cutting compound. I stress that it must be [b]fine[/b] or you'll scratch the lenses.

I did this to the headlights on my Fairlane using Autoglym Fine Cut, and they came up as good as new.

Try brasso

I used maguires step 3 polish on mine, cleans and shines them pretty well, although you have to re do them every 3 months or so.