Always seems to be a common problem with plastic lenses fitted to BMWs.
My X5 has this problem. Anyone got a solution?
Cheers, Paul
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Milky / smokey headlights
Re: Milky / smokey headlights
Some on here have used a headlight re-polishing kit. Dunno if it's any good in real life, but it's cheaper than new lights. Can't think of a thread title, but search might find it for you.
Richard
Richard

Re: Milky / smokey headlights
Yep, get polishing. A little more difficult if it's inside as you will have to split the lens from the light unit, but anything is do-able if so inclined.
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3.0d Sport Exclusive E53 CB with black comfort, pano, folding dimming mirrors, 20"ers, comms, xenons, focal sub, Intravee II, GSM heater........and so on.
Runabout - E92 3 Series Coupe

Runabout - E92 3 Series Coupe

Re: Milky / smokey headlights
There's always a good few posts on detailing world about these kits. 3M springs to mind and the results are always good.
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Huck (iPhone mode!)
Re: Milky / smokey headlights
I got the turtle wax kit £10 theres dearer and a little cheaper but it worked perfect for me.
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Current
Jaguar XF
Previous
Porsche Cayenne 3.2 (money pit)
BMW X5 3.0D
Mercedes C Class,Mazda RX8,Jaguar S Type 3.0.
Current
Jaguar XF
Previous
Porsche Cayenne 3.2 (money pit)
BMW X5 3.0D
Mercedes C Class,Mazda RX8,Jaguar S Type 3.0.
Re: Milky / smokey headlights
Cheers guys, yeah I'm afraid the majority of the problem appears to be on the inside of the headlights. What a b*tch!!