my head ligths if you run your nail across the headlight you can feel like gunk&fogyness. and it wont come out iv tryed. think this will handle it?
817588
I am not a scientific expert. My headlight cover had cataracts. The outside lens had a film which diffused the light and stopped a lot of the light lightening up the road for me. The outside lens cover was no longer clear. The product vastly removed most of the film. The outside lens cover is not 100% clear. I followed the directions and tried to get the outside lens back to its original perfect condition. But I got about 95% of the film off and the headlights do a lot better for me.
817589
Probably will. Its been a few months now since I tried this kit and haven't had to do anything, no more sanding or polishing. Even used headlamp assemblies are very expensive, so it's totally worth the price to try this first. I truely thought nothing would help mine but this stuff worked wonders. Best of luck!
817590
yes it will just follow the instructions exactly as described in the package and it will help.
1919474
Mine already stopped working, and I only had an 800 watt amp... I have another one already being shipped. (a different brand) and this one didn't work very well. My headlights still strobed when I was beatin hard.
1305902
I've had my lashes on for about two weeks now and I just noticed the scratches on my paint from them fluttering in the wind when I'm on the highway. I'm a bit devastated because I have a fiat that's bright yellow an the lashed left black scratches all over my paint that will now have to be buffed out and maybe repainted. Wish someone had posted about this earlier...
518533
Not really sure why it did that, it sounds like one of your wires might be crossed and it is blowing your headlight. I had an electrical buddy install mine and the switch is working fine. I wish I knew more about wiring to help you but all I can say is trace your wires and double check them to see if they are going where they need to. Good luck
1048039
Send it back while you can. The batteries are expensive, not good for much else, and my light fried after a couple of months. I bought a Weiita H807 Starlight LED Headlamp, 300 Lumen headlight found elsewhere on Amazon. It uses good old AA batteries, provides plenty of light, and has been going strong since the first week in Sept. My son also has one of these headlights and we use them on a daily basis.
521745
You might want to try using somethng like RainX on the window, it does keep car windows from fogging up.
1459265
Bud, hi beams light up the road as if you have two cars beside you. You can see about 100 yards in front of you. I have both low n hi beam piaa . Just can't seem to get the fog light bulbs, or else the road would be day light .
2266178
No I don't, I have had similar problems as well as issues with the polish rolling away from the edges before I can get the nails under the light. I purchased both sets but I don't use them any more...sorry
765276
I would be leery using this on headlights. There's a lot of products specific for your project. Some are pricey,I used a less expensive product,great results,less labor. It's called "Wipe It".
2052145
Definitely should mask around the headlight. Maybe if you are extremely careful, you wouldn't need to, but it's not worth the risk. Using a high speed drill with the sanding attachment means that even slight movements could end up sanding your paint. Regular painter's tape would probably work, but it comes with the tape, so there is no need to worry about it.
2230017
Haven't tried it on headlights...do not believe this would be a good product for that. Just my opinion.
778869
Hello, If you have any scratches that you can feel with your finger nail this scratch remover will "Not" work. I know from experience so, you can trust me on that. I bought it and had to take my car to a body shop anyway.It will remove a scratch that you can barely see and even that takes 3 applications. Hope this helps ya.
2206617
Probably, I am going to have them polished clear next time using a drill. Look at 3m headlight restoration on youtube.
635175
no it wont unfortunately the fogging in the car is from the heat your body produces I know this because I'm a auto body tech by trade this only helps with moisture in small places. but so you know if you find the right setting between your heat control and A/C you can get read of that fog inside your car that's my advice as a auto body tech. good luck
1333001
I beleive so and have always used other waxes and this one and have never had any issues with my headlights clouding or yellowing. The headlights have always stayed new lookign with every wax I have used and expect this to be the same with the 3M. Excellent protection it seems and superior beading with this wax!
406609
Yes. But it is very simple! Use a 1" hole saw to drill into the bottom of your headlight. Then insert strobe heads, and silicon around them to make a watertight seal. Have an air compressor handy to blow away the debris that gets inside the casing.
2153188
Not that effective pretty much just for looks. I have a 02 tacoma , I did the fog light mod just makes it stand out and it also matches my HID's perfect