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Get a polishing kit and prepare to spend way too much time on it, but with enough work you can make them clear again.
The ones that is have had success with have a series of prgressively higher grit papers and then some liquid polish to finish.
Sand, wash, sand, wash, next highest grit, sand wash...
Any particular kit, or are there headlight specific kits?
Sorry, it has been a few years, they are generic through