Foggy Headlights
Has anyone had this problem, where your headlights look foggy?
i always see it on Tegs, and my Teg has it. I heard that with nail polish remover or toothpaste it comes out, i tried it and it helped a little. does anyone know anything else?:jlammy:
i always see it on Tegs, and my Teg has it. I heard that with nail polish remover or toothpaste it comes out, i tried it and it helped a little. does anyone know anything else?:jlammy:
Same thing here, it is caused by rocks hitting the lens and making very small cracks in there and then the water gets inside and "fogs" it up. I dont see how acetone or toothpaste on the outside will get to the inside and clear it up, u just removed grim build up on the outside of the lens. New lens cost $375 each from dealer (kyoto lens) $180 each after market and fine some on ebay for about $220 a pair, (must ask seller if they aftermarket or OEM)
I think he means foggy as in the plastic is getting clouded, not foggy because of water vapor.
Toothpaste and nailpolish remover is a very primitive way of polishing out the oxidized plastic. The consistancey of the abrasives in those products is pretty poor, better just to use a car polish.
Meguiars Scratch-X, 3M Plastic Polish, both work excellent on headlights.
Toothpaste and nailpolish remover is a very primitive way of polishing out the oxidized plastic. The consistancey of the abrasives in those products is pretty poor, better just to use a car polish.
Meguiars Scratch-X, 3M Plastic Polish, both work excellent on headlights.
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Nov 4, 2002 12:13 PM



