someone mention it doesnt come with a sealing coat to prevent the lens from refogging but you can use turtle wax is this true
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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.
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It comes with a sealant wipe. The only downside is that there is only enough for one use (probably two headlights) because it's on a disposable wiping cloth (like a wet nap at a barbecue restaurant) so you can't clean anymore headlights in the future even though you have tons of leftover cleaner solution.
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Hi Katrina, This is a great product and should work to seal up a tail light but you will need to lightly sand the surface of the plastic lens with 220 grit sandpaper so it will have something to grab and not peel off once it is dry. I would use painters tape to protect the lens and just leave the damaged area exposed so that you don't get the sealant on the rest of the lens. If you mask it off before you lightly sand it this will work great. I hope this was helpful. Dave J.
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It comes with the tulip lens hood and a Tamron logoed cap. Great lens ! Would suggest a UV filter primarily for front lens protection. If you edit your photos, no need to spend on a polarizer unless you are concerned about reflections. Easy to darken skies as needed.
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This kit does not come with a weather sealed lens. Only the WR lenses are water resistant. That's why this bundle is significantly cheaper than those that come with WR-lenses.
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No, this lense doesn't have special rubber coating, which is available in weather resistant cameras and lenses.
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I've had no problem keeping the lens clean with a standard lens brush/cleaner. as for ruggedness...well this is my second WG-2. the first one leaked as soon as I entered the water on St John USVI leaving me without a camera for the whole trip! so I strongly recommend testing your camera in the water BEFORE you take it on that long snorkeling trip...
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Not sure. Never had a vehicle sealed/clear coated. I would check with the manufacturer. I do know this is the best/long lasting wax I have ever used. Sorry I couldn't have been more help. Take care! Wayne Kent
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I don't think a lenscap is necessary since the filter and parasoley is already providing an enough protection for the lens. I don't use any and never had a problem. I hope this helps...
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yes, the camera does not come with liner, but when it is turn off, the lens stay within the camera. i hope this will be helpful.
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Another reviewer mentioned that there's a thin plastic protective coat over the lens that some people are not removing before using. Is this possibly your issue?
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Kit does contain a packet of sealing wipe which will be enough for two headlight lens. Hope this helps.
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My occupation requires that I crawl attics and crawl spaces. I have had mine in some pretty nasty attics and there is no dust behind the lens. I wipe it off with a damp cloth. Hope this helps.
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There is a lens. As a precaution seal the lens with silicone sealant to keep out water.
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Yes there is a built-in lens cover. It is a shutter type made of several pieces that retracts when you power up the camera. I have yet to have to clean the lens - it keeps dust and dirt out very well.
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If there is condensation inside the lens there is a crack in the lens cover or a bad seal. I have not had any problems at all. The picture is clear and bright. You do have to keep the lens clean. Even works perfectly at night.
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No, the lens has a scratch resistant plastic cover for protection -- in a sense it's a transparent lens cap.
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I didn't know such a thing existed. I have no idea what the answer to your question is, but it would seem that if lens sealer could be applied to a standard headlight, I would think it could be applied to this one. I figured I got 95,000 miles off the first set of lights, and I plan on selling my car before I hit 190,000...so I don't think sealer is necessary in my climate. Good luck!