Haze when painting headlights
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Haze when painting headlights
Hey everyone.
Just painted my second pair of headlights. And I can't help but notice that the clear lens has fogged up pretty good compared to what it was before I started this project.
Should I bake it again and wipe down the inside of it or something?
Suggestions?
EDIT: It was only one of them.
Just painted my second pair of headlights. And I can't help but notice that the clear lens has fogged up pretty good compared to what it was before I started this project.
Should I bake it again and wipe down the inside of it or something?
Suggestions?
EDIT: It was only one of them.
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i have painted a few headlights.........i did mine with spray paint...i have noticed the same thing.....this may sound stupid but one of my thoughts about the cause of the haze was that the fumes from the spray paint may be clouding the housing..........so what i did was re-opened them......got some mcguires plast-x polish for plastic along with a foam pad.....and i went to work on the lens....inside and out.......to top it off.....i hit the housing with a coat of clear spray (found in spray paint area as well) to try and see if that helped with the fumes that may be causing the haze......its been about 2 months now and the lights are still looking good......my haze problem.......solved
dont get discouraged....its trial and error when it comes to painting headlights......good luck
dont get discouraged....its trial and error when it comes to painting headlights......good luck
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