will this work for headlamps and door glass windows...?
1106499
Since headlamps are auto plastic material, I tend to avoid using chemicals that may cause it to degrade under sun/heat. I don't use this product on my headlights, but it's perfectly fine on glass windows.
1106500
It worked for my headlights but it probably depends on how scuffed they are and whether or not they are made of glass. I would only use this on exterior glass windows as it leaves a film to repel rain (That's the whole point).
1106501
Works for both. On headlamps the rain this not stick into large droplets that evaporated only watermarks; and the wintertime when they get covered with ice and snow the ice does not stick as aggressively and can be removed with much less effort. Door windows don't suffer the large water spots when the big raindrops dry. Instead of getting wet it appears to get foggy - also depending on certain weather conditions. NEVER use this stuff on inside Windows on a car. It will streak horribly and is nearly impossible to remove. Other than that this stuff is great and I've used it for about 30 years. Works for both. On headlamps the rain this not stick into large droplets that evaporated only watermarks; and the wintertime when they get covered with ice and snow the ice does not stick as aggressively and can be removed with much less effort. Door windows don't suffer the large water spots when the big raindrops dry. Instead of getting wet it appears to get foggy - also depending on certain weather conditions. NEVER use this stuff on inside Windows on a car. It will streak horribly and is nearly impossible to remove. Other than that this stuff is great and I've used it for about 30 years.
955025
I don't think so. I use it for my outdoor lights, i.e. front and back door lights.
2072725
I used the product on a garage door and it does help. It might work better on glass but won't look very good.
1951110
I don't think so...it's a headlamp that I purchased for my BMW motorcycle. What's your application?
19875
I used it on a metal door but if you use industrial 2 way tape and know for sure that it will stay and not fall and break than Glass might work also. good luck.
356013
I don't think it is for windows...only for any kind of glass or crystal on a lamp or a fixture....I personally disliked this product...used it on a foyer crystal tear-drop fixture and it made the crystal more cloudy. Am a little disappointed in this product for not shinning up the glass on my fixtures, thereby creating a "duller" look.
2127116
Yes, it probably would on the windows, what I found works best is spraying the windows with glass cleaner and just using the squeegee. After a pass take a paper towel to run across the squeegee to remove excess. I use the cloth side for scrubbing other things like inside shower doors.
667704
I have used this on both plastic and glass lights. Ive also tested it on chrome both metal and plastic dipped. Tested it on an old door window from a car and it worked well. When using it on chrome or glass be sure to put very lite coats and i recommend a clear coat for long lasting shine. Duplicolor clear works very good. Hope this helped
535928
Do not know if it works on a sky light. I used it on a window that gets no light.
1209246
I believe it will.There are three little feet that are supplied with the light that you will apply to the application of your gun. Only one piece will work on it at a time.
67840
It should work great, I just tried it with 3 windows and a doorwall all open and you could still see it.
406609
Yes. But it is very simple! Use a 1" hole saw to drill into the bottom of your headlight. Then insert strobe heads, and silicon around them to make a watertight seal. Have an air compressor handy to blow away the debris that gets inside the casing.
935241
I wouldn't recommend it. It's made for plastic lenses and such. Try calling a tint shop and getting them to install lifetime tint on them. This looks horrible on glass and pretty much any clear surface where spray pattern imperfections can be easily seen. Works well on signal lights and brake lights though.
1732420
It will work on any Windows. With tint you may just need a little extra effort to get it to shatter.
823780
I am not sure about using on car window. There are small holes to allow some light through, but there is a slight distortion looking through it. May work well on a sun roof. I get little to no bubbles by using a spray bottle with water and a credit card to smooth it out. I use clear nail polish in the corners to hold in place, I have had three skylights covered going on 6 years now and only one had to be replaced due to a major storm. I have reused two others on sliding doors for the past 4 years and have not had any problems with the reapply.
507239
This is the second time this question has come up. From what I have seen of the design of the floodlight bulbs of this type, which are similar to regular floods, this device should work. As I don't have any to try it on, I use it to take down smoke detectors around my house to change the batteries.
1562186
Tinted windows should work. I have not tried it myself on a tinted window but user reviews on other sites suggests that it will work just fine.