what does it do for foggy headlights
1470365
not much tried it on my neighbors tahoe.it also got sticky after you put it on
1470366
Never used on lamps. Just on black trim. It looked great till it rained two days later, then washed away....A rip off
1470367
I found plain soap and water did about the same thing. No real difference using Detail Doctor. The stuff does nothing that it advertises.
1711634
I just wired them with my car's daytime running headlights. It might ask you to attach them to the battery. I'm sure either works. Mine didn't have fog lights before, it should work fine.
1721545
it depends on what you are using them for. Fog lights have a wide pattern lighting up side to side and allow me to see in front of me and to the sides. Driving lights point forward giving you light for distance.
1277396
Fogs only turn on when u pull the knob to the fog light setting. The only way to run just the fogs is program your DRL setting to run as fog lights using a VAG-COM which I did and it saves the HIDs from running all the time. Hope this helps
840306
Absolutely. We had a polar weather here in Chicago this past winter. My windows of old Ford were constantly foggy. I used this spray. I was surprised by increased visibility after using this spray. This spray usually lasts about one week. Then, you need to re-spray it. Also, before you spray, you need to wash your windows to make them clean first. Otherwise, the spray won't be as effective.
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.
521745
You might want to try using somethng like RainX on the window, it does keep car windows from fogging up.
2230016
I didn't try it on the headlights, just the interior door trim. I just received and applied Klasse Vinyl, leather, rubber and plastic cleaner and conditioner and it works great. Went on uniform and leaves a satin (non-glossy) finish. I would recommend that product instead.
1579965
I just used this for fog lights on my 08 Honda Pilot. I don't think theres high or low when it comes to Fog Lights.
28024
Ehhh, not really because they aren't bright enough, it's the light pattern. These work fantastic for backup lights or work lights. For fog lights you want the beam to cut tight under the fog BUT these would work great to illuminate the sides of the road...be sure and get 30 degree beams to get as much light out in front of you.
1382587
Personally, I wouldn't use it on *anything,* as my review indicates. I did put it on my headlights, but like everywhere else, it was cloudy and looked lousy. Can't say how it holds up, because I scraped it off bit by bit.
1721546
Fog lights are a good compliment to your headlights. Softer, wider beam. Try not to mount them too high though, you will limit the effect and depending on where you mount them, may get reflections from your body panel thrown back at you. Diving lights are more focused and longer range, typically something you would use off-road.
908593
I use it as my man head light lamp you can plug it as FOG light too, if it fit... this lamp really brighten up the night driving for me, I can see 10 times more brighter than that original OEM lamp that the car came with....
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.
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
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.
253075
This will make your headlight look much clearer. It takes the dullness from the headlight, it makes it shine and look new.