Wipe New restorer for vehicle with plastic surfaces and headlights

can't hurt.

Never used that particular one, but most of those products just do a 1/2 arse job...The 3M kit with the 2 different sanding discs and such works really well on the plastic headlight covers that start yellowing over time.

I've used Wipe New and it's awesome. The only thing is that it comes in a tiny bottle and you need way more than that. It's also expensive for the said tiny bottle.

For my bumpers I use Back to Black. It's a red bottle and awesome! My cherokee is 14 years old and the bumpers were light gray and now look like new.

The first few applications you have to use it almost every week but once the liquid starts to seep into the pores of the bumper, over time, you only need to use 1 or 2 times a month.

*for the best application use a foam sponge instead of a rag or cloth.

Why not just change lens covers?

I use Back to Black on my grand Cherokee as well. Works great

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OEM headlight lenses for my 1998 4runner are $400 for the pair.

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only 350 on amazon FWIW

Mothers makes a kit with sanding discs that works like a charm. headlights look brand new.

As far as headlights go, you need to purchase a kit that utilizes a power drill. Hand sanding won't cut it.

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As far as headlights go, you need to purchase a kit that utilizes a power drill. Hand sanding won't cut it.

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What?? I used the Wipe New on mine and they look brand new.

I'm going to order it and report back with before and after pics.

The lens? Just go to rockauto and search for your vehicle. They have it set up to work well on mobile. Keystone is another place with cheap stuff