I'll check the local O'Reilly's tomorrow. There is one nearby. Thanks again.

 

3M site with tons of links/info:

www.3m.com/us/auto_marine_aero/aad/

 

Just as you said....O'Reilly's has the 3M cleaner. I bought a bottle. And, interestingly enough, I had to ask for it as it wasn't a shelf item on display. It was in the back where the public isn't allowed.

Thanks for your help. I ought to have the headlight cover problem resolved.

 

If you need a detail spray, the 3M product (Perfect-It Gloss Enhancer #39034) is the best I've used yet - have been through Mother's, Meguiar's, Griot's, and several others - I buy the stuff 2 and 3 bottles at a time now as my teenage daughter details cars to supplement her income and uses it like crazy, too! It's probably "in the back" at O'Reilly's... I'm still not clear on the "mystery" around the way these products are distributed... They seem to treat it like it's an illegal drug!

 

Since this keeps coming up on the forum, I just wanted to provide an update on the fogging situation with my 04's headlight assembly - still NO fogging - still NO internal moisture detected.

 

Just ordered the 3M Cleaner, hoping that does the trick. It does seem to be on the outside of the lense cover.
Thanks for the tip - Pat

 

...Still NO moisture within the headlight lenses here in East Tennessee - more than a month out... I installed a set of the 3M lens protection film shields and they fit beautifully (available from Griot's - their part #10232)!

 

A two week follow-up on this problem and a big thank you to rdotson. The 3M Plastic cleaner does the trick. My lense is still clean and clear. That was the ticket!

Pat

 

Had the 3M ClearBra system install when I bought my Crossfire 15 monts ago included the 3M lens protection! No fogging even here in Mass.!

 

Cleaned up the problem with the Maguire wax...I'm just about 100% sure its an ultraviolet sun light issue...thanks for the help...

 

I've had a similar problem and was told by a friend to buy some 3m plastic cleaner that i found at autozone. It worked at first though a few weeks later the problem returned. I was getting my oil changed yesterday and asked about this problem and the dealership told me it would be covered under warranty and they would most likely sand and buff the headlight covers...

 

I am having the same trouble. Thanks for the advice Andrew.

 

I have a 2005 SRT, 5k miles. Both lights are fogged. It appears to be on the inside. I have sanded and polished the outside, improved significantly, but the lenses are still not clear. I live in Lancaster PA, local dealer refused to do anything eventhough the basic warranty still in effect. Any suggestions?

 

I was wondering if there is a aftermarket glass headlight. I seems that if the cover was made out of glass, it wouldnt fade. Anyone know why glass headlamp covers aren't made?

 

$$$$$$$$$..................

 

hmmm...imagine the cost of replacement after a stone chips/cracks the glass.

 

My headlight covers are foggy on the inside. How do I remove the lens?

 

Can you use the tbs with out the warrenty? I dont think you can but I dont know.

 

I had the foggy hazy headlights. They felt rough and crackled. I found the 3M Headlight restoration kit and the look like new. This was for the outside though, not inside.

Not bad for $20 kit and 2 hours of time. Pickup up kit at Autozone but saw it at Walmart too.

Here's a link to the kit and video by 3M: Restoring a Headlight 3M US DIY drill drills clean cleans clear clears restore restores cloud cloudy haze hazy scratch scratches scratchs yellow yellows headlights fog light lights tail taillight taillights signal plastic plastics car cars auto autos


Here's some before and after photos. The overcast day put a grainy look to the after shots but they're shiny and way better than before!

 

Could anyone please tell me how to remove the headllamp covers please!!

Steve
st@tough.com