What should I use to clean headlight perspex

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kazbanz, Sep 10, 6:19am
You do realise you just made ALL the dense Holden fans will be in an uproar and message board propeller heads will be ready to pounce don't you ?

denisue, Sep 10, 1:39pm
The Holden Barina with a Suzuki engine!

denisue, Sep 10, 1:41pm
I have some cutting cream somewhere I think, if it has not dried up.
Will check my supplies in my shed. Yes a female with a shed!
I used to use it on a red mini once upon a time.

kazbanz, Sep 10, 1:48pm
You do realise you've put more time into typing this than it takes to fix the problem

lookoutas, Sep 10, 4:29pm
If I had'a known you where a female, you wouldn't have got a serve for questioning dumbly.

tintop, Sep 10, 5:34pm
Get a kit.

Follow the instructions

End.

joanie32, Sep 10, 5:46pm
Autosol followed by turtle wax. Done many like this, lasts well.

kazbanz, Sep 10, 5:47pm
Autosol $35 Turtle wax $25
The kit specifically for the job $29.95

lookoutas, Sep 10, 6:05pm
But ya won't use it all.

tintop, Sep 10, 7:30pm
That includes the coating that restores the crystal clear finish and helps prevent further uV damage, and is one heck of a lot faster to do.

smallwoods, Sep 10, 8:08pm
Brasso or cutting compound

howie69, Sep 11, 6:56am
I used toothpaste it worked a reat

lusty9, Sep 11, 7:09am
for years I've used only soap a cotton cloth and toothpaste. gently wipe in a circular motion adding water.

denisue, Sep 11, 7:52am
Thank you everyone, I think this thread has done its dash.
The end.

joanie32, Sep 11, 12:42pm
I pay $10 for a tube of autosol, where are you getting yours from?

neville48, Sep 11, 5:12pm
And you will have a ring of confidence !

joanie04, Sep 11, 8:41pm
Where I get my car serviced recommended Jiff and a very soft cloth. Car went in for WOF early as I wanted car serviced as well before heading down the line next week. They kindly did the lights for me for a small additional charge. They did it to issue the WOF.

marte, Jul 8, 11:34am
Brasso works.