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Just talked to an auto detailing specialist, and he claims it's "UV Acrillic Damage" as opposed to wax. It's on both of my inner lights. (Note: I bought the car this way) Here's a picture:
Just talked to an auto detailing specialist, and he claims it's "UV Acrillic Damage" as opposed to wax. It's on both of my inner lights. (Note: I bought the car this way) Here's a picture:
That's simple too....that same detailer, if proficient and knowledgeable, should be able to polish or wetsand the lights properly. A closer-view picture would help.
Do the lenses look foggy or "faded"? Also, keep in mind that once you wetsand and polish a polycarbonate headlamp and unless a UV coating or periodic cleaning is done, you may need to redo the job again.
Do the lenses look foggy or "faded"? Also, keep in mind that once you wetsand and polish a polycarbonate headlamp and unless a UV coating or periodic cleaning is done, you may need to redo the job again.
The headlights are crystal clear except for that one part - reason why I thought it was wax.
As I stated earlier, I will take a close-up picture tomorrow.
03-07-10, 12:44 PM
Dried wax on headlights
