Anyone rec a headlight lens cleaner?
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I have some oxidation on my lens and was thinking of cleaning them.
Can anyone recommended a simple way to clean the lights? I've seen kits for $15 at Home Depot as well as $60 kits that seem to promise the same result. Also, am I correct that I will have to put some kind of either chemical sealant (like a wax or paint sealant) or a cover like Lamin-X onto the lens to prevent them from quickly re-oxidizing?
Can anyone recommended a simple way to clean the lights? I've seen kits for $15 at Home Depot as well as $60 kits that seem to promise the same result. Also, am I correct that I will have to put some kind of either chemical sealant (like a wax or paint sealant) or a cover like Lamin-X onto the lens to prevent them from quickly re-oxidizing?
http://meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G12310
it destroyed one of my lenses. The stuff dried on and will not come off. Lense is all milky with application cloth smears. meguiars says it comes off with hit soapy water but after hours of soaking, ribbing and even trying a fingernail till sore, did not even scratch the junk. Is as strong as any plastic.
I am currently looking for a replacement lense and found this post. I signed up here just to reply and warn others. Avoid this product. I have a 2003 and need a driver's side headlamp lense. If anyone knows of a good price on such, please post here. :-(
#33
I have never had any problems with Plastx. Works like a charm. IF you want to try something else go to a Honda motorcycle shop and buy the Honda Spray Polish and Wax. This stuff is great and use on my bike all the time. It cleans plastic and will not harm the paint on a car. Trust me this stuff is great.
#34
Highly recommend against Plastx
http://meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G12310
it destroyed one of my lenses. The stuff dried on and will not come off.
http://meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G12310
it destroyed one of my lenses. The stuff dried on and will not come off.
I've also used Plastx on instrument cluster lenses after someone scrathed it up rubbing dust around it too man times. Can't say enough good things about it.
I think your experience is due to human error.
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