Will it clean foggy headlights?
1024017
I honestly did not try that. I bought it specifically to clean my oven and it was worse than regular cleaners.
1332999
This is a wax, not a compound cleaner.I would think that this would not protect from headlights hazing.
829258
I assume that if the haze gets bad that it would lower the effectiveness. I bet there are commercial cleaners made just for solar panels that would be an option. Also, the special auto cleaners for restoring clouded headlight covers would work too.
711896
All you need to do is find the 12volt Positive and ground side on your front headlights or run it straight to your battery with a switch in between to turn it off and on just like fog lights. This is two ways I know how.
1972853
I do not recommend "turtle wax" products on cleaning the lenses of your car. Use a brand that is specialized in polishing the headlights. Turtle Wax may be good at WAXES, but my experiences was very negative after using their product to clean the headlights. It's your call.
1521667
Yes my dear Dianna L Mask, if the cd lens in your car is dirty this product will solve the issue. I hope this answer your question.
914780
This item will work for fog light but not low beam. It is bright when you look into them but they project far on the ground for low beam use. Thank you.
34107
That has not happened to me. In wet weather I do wipe off the lenssurface before driving. The foggy picture has always cleared.
1775146
I use this product for plastic airplane and car models. It removes the fine scratches and "foggy" appearance from the "clear" windshields and styrene plastic remarkably well. I would test a portion of your screen and then proceed accordingly.
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.
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
1108018
It'd be an easy install, but you wouldn't get the color or performance your probably looking for. I ended up buying an OPT7 Bolt series kit for both fog and headlights. they perform much better and look great. Install took about an hour just to make sure everything got wrapped up and tied down well.
1600390
It should but I think you should know the lighted one is not truly fog free.
2217983
Yes, but instead of elbow grease use a hand drill to renovate the surface with the kit materials unless you like the exercise. My 22 year old pickup had more issues with surface damage to the headlights than yellowing. Johnny
1032708
Yes, it will restore many headlight lens. I did two and still have most of the material left over. I was surprised how easy it was and the results were great.
76429
This is the second time I have cleaned my headlights with the Sylvania Kit and the first time I messed up by ding something similar to what you are talking about. I found the best way the second time I did it was to start at the top of the headlight and work in a very broad sweep to the bottom corner. It seems the work fine and my headlights are still just as clear as they were the day I cleaned and sealed them. The first time I noticed that I tried to touch up a spot and it messed everything up. So, next time around, I used a large enough cloth and enough clear sealer to seal the headlight in one broad sweep from the top corner and worked down to the bottom corner in one large sweep. Worked just fine so far they are great.
2206615
I'm not sure. I've washed my car several times and the headlights still looks good.