hazy front light covers...
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hazy front light covers...
anybody know anythng i can do the head lights to eliminate some of the haziness on the clear plastic piece short of buying new ones?
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I have been using a product called Plastix.
The only problem is the haze comes back.
If any knows about a sealant that thy have used successfully, please share.
Salim
The only problem is the haze comes back.
If any knows about a sealant that thy have used successfully, please share.
Salim
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I use the Novus products on a buffer (Novus 3, then Novus 2, and wipe off w/ Novus 1). I have them around for another hobby & they work good - for a while.
Just like salimshah said, Novus doesn't last forever either. They looked good for about 6 mo's but they're starting to haze again. I was just noticing that the other day.
Just like salimshah said, Novus doesn't last forever either. They looked good for about 6 mo's but they're starting to haze again. I was just noticing that the other day.
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Get some automotive scratch remover and buff out the headlight cover. If you don't have a power buffer, be prepared to work up a sweat! Put a good coat of sealer/wax when you're done and this will prolong the time to about a year before it hazes over again.
There are some kits on the market but they are $20-$20 and they just contain some 600-800 grit sandpaper, scratch remover and rags.
There are some kits on the market but they are $20-$20 and they just contain some 600-800 grit sandpaper, scratch remover and rags.
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Minimal effort using Platix. You dont feel any grit and the lens is free of scratches.
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your best bet is to wetsand with 1500-2000 grit sandpaper, and polish with a compound such as 3m scratch remover. Then a few coats of Collinite insulator wax, and you should be good!.
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