Another magic application of WD-40!!!
So you proved you can read. Cool. What you don't realize is the solvents in there allow for the petroleum parts to remain in a liquid state so as not to gunk up stuff. Still primarily used as a lubricant.
Using wd-40 is just a quick fix and really doesnt do anything that the turtle wax ICE or the meguiars plastic restore is going to do. All of those i listed will just give the haze a wet look that makes it look clear when really it has not gotten all of the scratches and dirt and grime off. If you have a haze or yellowing you really need to use a restoration kit that has all of the sandpaper, buffing pads and ect this will be the only way to get rid of the scratches and film that cause the haze and yellowing
What's pretty much what I was about to say.
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I started this thread for the benefit of the members in this forum. I was skeptical at first but I was not ignorant about it either. I have used WD-40 to remove the haze from my covers easily. I did not start the thread to create a debate about it's worthiness. If you have not tried it, don't knock it and don't be ignorant about it either! If you are happy to spend your time to buy the buffing stuff and spend a lot of time on it, that's your business.
Haze can be inside and or outside the cover. Of course, nothing will remove the haze inside. It's common sense to wipe clean the cover after your have clean it. You just don't leave an oily film on the cover!
Haze can be inside and or outside the cover. Of course, nothing will remove the haze inside. It's common sense to wipe clean the cover after your have clean it. You just don't leave an oily film on the cover!
I never said this is due to the oily film left on the cover. I did say that it washes off. Then you have to redo it ever so often. Just do it right and it'll last longer.
I have seen people say transmission fluid does the same thing.
I believe there are all just very temporary fixes. It will wash off when it rains or when you wash your car.
I use the meguairs plastics with a drill and a buffing pad every time I wash my car.
takes 1 min per head light and lasts 2-3 weeks.
I believe there are all just very temporary fixes. It will wash off when it rains or when you wash your car.
I use the meguairs plastics with a drill and a buffing pad every time I wash my car.
takes 1 min per head light and lasts 2-3 weeks.
If you really want to fix your head lights get this Sylvania Headlight Restoration Kit it come with sand paper to sand down the top layer of the head light and it comes with a clear to reclear your head light and they wont turn yellow again. I used it, its been 2 months and headlights look new
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here you go. I haven't touched my lights since September after using this.
here you go. I haven't touched my lights since September after using this.
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