2013 LR4 headlight lenses on eBay

[RoverMike]

Any recommendations on what lens to get on eBay, mine have gone dull and found some replacement ones on eBay?

 

[16FujiDisco]

None, but I’m interested in your results. I’ve been putting off replacing mine, but I want to try it.

The oven process makes me nervous, but I’m going to have to just knock it out at some point. If yours could report back with any tips it would give me some confidence; all the vids online are RRS lense replacement, which I know the process is the same, I just like to see an exact example.

 

[RoverMike]

Im also a little nervous on sticking them in the oven, but I definitely gonna have to do it, mine are just awful at this point, but ill definitely post on here once I do it

 

[itsaguything]

any body shop will refinish them for you. Be sure to get them clear coated with a UV protecting clearcoat. My shop needed 2 days.

 

[Rover Range]

There are mobile headlight restoration companies out there.
Don't waste your money and time on the auto parts store headlight kits. Useless.

 

[Rubber Cow]

I used the following kit from amazon on my '12 LR4...worked great if you take the time to mask off the edges - work was done in less than 30 min for both lenses.

3M Headlight Lens Restoration System, 39008​

Available on Amazon

 

[MellonRover]

I've used the Sylvania kits on multiple vehicles. Lr4 are one of the easiest because of how easy ( if the clips slide) they are the remove. Sylvania kit has lifetime warranty and the uv blocking top coat won't yellow.

 

[DylanM]

Don't waste your money and time on the auto parts store headlight kits. Useless.

Most are...

I've used the Sylvania kits on multiple vehicles. Lr4 are one of the easiest because of how easy ( if the clips slide) they are the remove. Sylvania kit has lifetime warranty and the uv blocking top coat won't yellow.

Agreed. The Sylvania kit is the only one that will get pro-level results with a little modification. After the initial sanding steps, a final machine polish with a polishing compound (e.g. KochChemie Fine Cut) will clarify any micro scratches down to 2500 grit - this should get you perfect clarity before the final UV coat. Would also suggest a ceramic UV coating (like Dr Beazleys Headlight Coating) after a week or two of curing.

Here's how mine turned out...

 

[powershift]

I've been applying UV protection to mine as well as waxing them. They are scratched and I think it might be from bush? Only the drivers side is scratched at the top corner but not the paint.

 

[MellonRover]

a final machine polish with a polishing compound (e.g. KochChemie Fine Cut) will clarify any micro scratches down to 2500 grit

Agree, most recent one I used a $13 kit from Amazon on a drill. And only bought the basic Sylvania kit. Just spray bottle and sealer. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0F6NB2JJV?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
Should do at least three sets of lights with that $13 kit