I'm reading a lot about this product working very well on motorcycle windshield. Does it work on car headlights?
1547264
it can be used for that but its too expensive for head light cleaning. Its best used for airplane windows and other expensive plastic wind shields.
1547265
Don't know. Never used it on headlights. Sorry! It works very well on my film-covered bay window. I have used it for years.
1547266
I not only use it on our motor cycles but I use it on the headlights, taillights and running lights. Its works well on any clear plastic.
1547267
It's good at cleaning anything plastic, and leaves a reasonable, temporary, coating. It will not restore care headlights, if that's what you're looking for, but it will, if used regularly, slow down the normal UV decay and crazing. It's a good plastic cleaner.
1547268
Yes, especially the plastic covered ones. It takes off dried bugs by just letting it soak for a few seconds and then just wipe off.It works well on any plastic and leaves a protective film that lasts. It is like a car wax only much better and does not hurt plastic.
816855
No. I used it on my headlights and noticed a visible improvement in lens clarity. Hope this answer helps.
758454
No, it will not flash your headlights. This is designed for the lower loads of LED lights. Your headlights draw a lot of amperage and will require a wig-wag flasher unit designed specifically for headlights.
1596723
I have used this once on cloudy, yellow headlights. I expected it to help, but it completely restored the headlamp Plastic is plastic. I would expect the same results.
1140244
I'm not sure but I don't see why not I use it on my headlight when it get condensation trapped and glass and bronze tinted glass in shower. I also use it on metals all kinds as well. You may have to apply more than once and use some elbow grease for tough stains. Hope that helps.
189100
I used on my moped and it's not bright enough but gave a cool white light. Don't use for headlamps!
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.
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!
816856
This product does offer some sealer but for best results and customer satisfaction, I use Meguiars headlight protection product, G17104 because of the UV protection and sealing. Restoring headlights is a business for me and I do many different lights in all types of condition, my best advice is , clean, clean, clean the lenses before you start. It is like painting, the surface you start with depends on the final result. I hope this helps...
562252
I have no experience of that, so I can't answer your question. I used it on glasses worn inside a helmet in a race car--worked great for that.
1598859
I just did my 2000 GMC Sierra, and my Malibu, and it did a great job on both. So - 4 large headlights from one kit. Note that this was doing them both at the same time (well, one right after the other).
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.
758453
This flasher is not meant for headlights. Only LEDs. You can get headlight flashers from sho me.
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.
1415209
I used it on my vehicle's plastic trim, black and grey and the faded colours got back almost like new and this was from using the same cloth after doing the vehicle headlamps. It worked for me!!
1764484
Yes. In my 6+ years with the 3M film it would be the only one I would use on headlights and/or fog lights. It handles the heat extremely well without melting or distorting.
1398812
I have not used Deft to restore auto headlights. I used a Sylvania Headlight Restoration Kit and am very please with the results.