can i use it to clean headlights ?
1625327
Yes - but glass headlights only. Plastic headlights that are dull from sun exposure and/or sand abrasion can be cleaned with Rain-x brand cleaner "Extreme cleaner" I think they call it. I used it on my FL pasty Windstar headlights. OK to use Rain-x 2in1 cleaner after polishing the headlights. Keeps junk from sticking so much.
1625328
Not sure if it would exactly clean headlights. It would however make the water bead off the headlights.
1625329
I think you can, but I won't clean as well as the headlight cleaner. It's just glass cleaner with rain repellant.
891352
Sorry cant help you with that as far as I know this is transmission fluid. But it does tend to do a good job cleaning opaque and old Headlights!
1749174
Yes you can. It works real good on bright sunny days. I hardly ever use the illumination.
1444938
Since the primary intent of the product involves "wet sanding", it would be to your advantage to keep the headlights out of direct sunlight while your doing it, but doing it specifically indoors isn't necessary in my experience. The last time I used it, I pulled my car close to the open garage to provide shade, but to still allow some wind to keep me cool during the work and to aid in the drying process. FYI - the results were fantastic and I hoping to get some longer lasting results by using an automotive plastics treatment every 6 months or so since other reviews have indicated the results may not be the "lifetime" promised by the Manufacturer. In any case, my headlight look much better than before, and the kit was relatively easy to use. Good luck.
1858314
Never have used for such. Many specific kits exist, but have know many to use a grainy toothpaste and light buffer for headlight cleaning.
2201643
I don't see why not, I use it to polish my cars and does an awesome job!! It's very easy to handle and so comes with a long cord and two pads :) for the price I'm very happy with it
768874
Yes, amazingly well..spray on leave 2 minutes or so and wipe off with a clean cloth. cleaned my headlights and a friends jeep that was much worse. It did drop his jaw with a, "no way!" might need to do it a second time if it's really bad but it works.
274585
Yes. It is easy to apply if you take your time. If your headlights are really curved then you may need to apply heat while using a blow dryer for the heat. I'm sure their is a video on youtube for it.
2018329
I would say no but this would be too harsh for plastics of any kind. You would be better off using the polishes that are designed for like headlight lenses for cars.
607064
It would be good for cleaning the viewfinder or any other glass lenses. Eyeglasses: yes you can use this on eyeglasses, but only on glass based lenses, not plastic. DO NOT use this on contact lenses that you put on your eye.
935242
Im guessing you can, I used it on my cars taillights so I wouldn't see why you can't.
506207
Absolutely!! I have used this liquid to clean my ham radio, flashlights, clock battery holders - its uses are unlimited.
770026
I have never tried it for oncoming headlights at night, but I will do so now that you've asked the question. It can't hurt so my guess is it will help.
1839166
I suppose it would be as it doesn't take much power to do so; you can restore headlights by hand or electric drill pretty easy too (the polish does most of the work). If the car is of value I personally would remove and work on the headlamp off the vehicle - removing it will minimize risk and give you a better quality/more uniform resurfacing. If you are removing the headlamp the pad size isn't really an issue anymore either. The Meguiars Headlight Restoration product (which should be available locally to most) comes with a drill chuck/buffing wheel insert & works extremely well for consumer level uses. I suppose it would be as it doesn't take much power to do so; you can restore headlights by hand or electric drill pretty easy too (the polish does most of the work). If the car is of value I personally would remove and work on the headlamp off the vehicle - removing it will minimize risk and give you a better quality/more uniform resurfacing. If you are removing the headlamp the pad size isn't really an issue anymore either. The Meguiars Headlight Restoration product (which should be available locally to most) comes with a drill chuck/buffing wheel insert & works extremely well... » Read More I suppose it would be as it doesn't take much power to do so; you can restore headlights by hand or electric drill pretty easy too (the polish does most of the work). If the car is of value I personally would remove and work on the headlamp off the vehicle - removing it will minimize risk and give you a better quality/more uniform resurfacing. If you are removing the headlamp the pad size isn't really an issue anymore either. The Meguiars Headlight Restoration product (which should be available locally to most) comes with a drill chuck/buffing wheel insert & works extremely well for consumer level uses. « Show Less
117470
I do. It's part of my monthly detail of my Jeep, after applying my regular auto polish to my lens to clean out any begining oxidation, Going on 3 years now and my headlights remain brand new looking. It also makes routine washing easy because the grime won't stick to the lens.
510205
Yes it is. It is intended for light cleaning, be sure all mud, rock or other road debris is removed to avoid scratches. Once you have washed the car down with EcoSmart, use a second clean dry cloth to buff out the shine (removing all remaining EcoSmart).
1333000
Yes. but it doesn't seem to protect the headlights from hazing. I've been using it on my headlights for 4 years and I am starting to notice a small patch of hazing. I used some toothpaste to get it and then used this product. Initially I bought this product because it was recommended by the manufacturer of the plastic invisible armour that I have on part of the hood and bumper of my car. I love how easy this product is to use and how nice my car looks after its waxed.