Sick of hazy headlights?
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I just used this product for my daughter's Accord headlights. Worked like a charm, they look like new. :D
http://www.crystalviewchemicals.com/myheadlight/ |
Re: Brilliant...
...thanks for showing this. Just bought a 2004 and have the fogged headlights as well, but on mine the top 1.5" or so seems to have some slight 'etching' in the clear plastic. I don't know if it's related to headlamp heat or what. Did you also have this etching?
Thanks, Norm |
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It's said that toothpaste works as well as anything you can buy in the stores although I've yet to try it.
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Yup I also had the 1.5 inch at the top and some on the outside of the light. This cleaned it like new. =]
Mine was also scratched up a bit from previous owner, this also helped that. Worked great. Did it on my bmw 5 too. |
Re: Sick of hazy headlights?
Originally Posted by GDrag
Yup I also had the 1.5 inch at the top and some on the outside of the light. This cleaned it like new. =]
Mine was also scratched up a bit from previous owner, this also helped that. Worked great. Did it on my bmw 5 too. - Norm |
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Don't mention it. ;)
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I was going to polish out my old chevy lamps, and was thinking, after I get them shined and polished maybe I should throw on a coat of clear coat, what do you guys think?
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I think the mods should make this a sticky.
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Agreed. This should be a sticky. :)
However, check with your Dealers. This is covered under warrenty. I got mine replaced earlier this week due to the haze. New is better than "good as new". ;) |
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I keep telling you guys, buy a Porter Cable Polisher and you can do the same thing, without the sand paper in 5 minutes tops. And you have an idiot proof buffer for your car.
Pat |
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sticky this thread please ... just trying to keep the repeat offenders from starting threads over and over again.
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Originally Posted by GDrag
Don't mention it. ;)
Thanks again GD! - Norm |
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haha np. =]
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My brand new headlamps went through their first rain/snow/cold spell...
Got moisture/condensation behind them... :p Nothing I know of can be done about it. Sucks big time. |
Re: Sick of hazy headlights?
Originally Posted by Electric Messiah
My brand new headlamps went through their first rain/snow/cold spell...
Got moisture/condensation behind them... :p Nothing I know of can be done about it. Sucks big time. |
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I used 0000 steel wool. A lot less fog and the finished product looks like new.
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I think the venting issue is for headlights that fog on the inside. Pat you've seen mine and I think you had it too where there is an etching as well as haze on the outside of the lense. Two separate issues I think. I buff mine with Meguiars Scratch X and they really come out nice. I think there must be something in the water or soap that etches them over time. As for having them replaced I'd rather not have a dealer mess with them if I don't have to.
Pat |
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just got the materials... about to try this... will let everyone know how it goes.
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Originally Posted by maxcichon
I just used this product for my daughter's Accord headlights. Worked like a charm, they look like new. :D
http://www.crystalviewchemicals.com/myheadlight/ See my picture gallery for before, during and after pics. Just my Dos Centavos ! |
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