will this product clean the yellow off my headlights?
1858314
Never have used for such. Many specific kits exist, but have know many to use a grainy toothpaste and light buffer for headlight cleaning.
1858315
No, it will not. To do that you will need to get some kind of polish and I recommend an electric buffer. Mask off the headlight area.
2143539
Haven't had mine for a year yet, so I don't know. If mine does, I will scrub it with Mean Green...it'll clean about anything. They should not turn yellow in the first place. I hope mine doesn't.
1828235
I've used it on auto headlights with great success. They are plastic and depending on how clouded they are, I start with higher abrasive and work my way down to the finest of the 3 grits. Depending on what your lens is made of (plastic or glass) will determine how much elbow grease you're going to need and you may consider a Dremmel with a soft polishing head if the lens is extremely hard.
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.
969923
First question answer is no It cleans the window good and headlamps also, but the interior I haven't tried it.
468914
I expect it won't work because headlight case is made of plastic not glass. Rain-X works by having one end of the molecule of the active ingridient bonds to glass while the hydrophobic end of the molecule face outside so that water forms bead on it. Unless the exterior surface of your headlight is glass, it probably won't work
2164851
I don't think it would work, cuz rubbing compound is designed for paint scratch. Search for NOVUS 2 Plastic Fine Scratch Remover, it works great for polishing headlights. I can vouch for that.
2176903
It works for me.does a nice job and does not remove material by abrasion. There is no special chemical required to remove headlight lens haze. What most kits use is a fine abrasive.
682489
I would not recommend this product, it only removes partial oxidation. You have to careful with any chemical that removes haze on your headlights. Wash your hands and have plenty of ventilation. Crest or Colgate toothpaste works just as good, google it or youtube -how to restore headlights with ordinary toothpaste.
1221867
It worked great on my car. It even removed oil stains. I did not notice any harm or unwanted color changes. Try a small spot. This product removed the stains instantly. If can do harm, you will notice it instantly. Hope this helps.
686551
I typically use it every couple of weeks, but that's just my own preference. I haven't used the product for at least a month now, and my headlights are still plenty clear. The key to it is, a little goes a long way. After quite a few applications, I still have at least three quarters of the bottle left.
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M26 mirror glaze Hi-Tech Yellow Wax has NO CLEANERS in it, your car MUST BE CLEAN, not just washed. Use a cleaner to first remove ALL contaminants, not just surface dirt. Driving around causes the finish to collect many contaminants, some not visible to the naked eye. The Hi-Tech Yellow Wax should not be used when you have only washed the car, use a cleaner/polish prior to applying the Hi-Tech Yellow Wax. Although you can use your hand to apply this product, a good DA polisher works best, no chance of burning your paint or leaving swirl marks. Additionally, your arm isn't sore by the time you finish the whole car! M26 mirror glaze Hi-Tech Yellow Wax has NO CLEANERS in it, your car MUST BE CLEAN, not just washed. Use a cleaner to first remove ALL contaminants, not just surface dirt. Driving around causes the finish to collect many contaminants, some not visible to the naked eye. The Hi-Tech Yellow Wax should not be used when you have only washed the car, use a cleaner/polish prior to applying the Hi-Tech Yellow Wax. Although you can use your hand to apply this product, a good DA polisher works best, no chance of burning your paint or leaving swirl marks. Additionally, your arm isn't sore by the time... » Read More M26 mirror glaze Hi-Tech Yellow Wax has NO CLEANERS in it, your car MUST BE CLEAN, not just washed. Use a cleaner to first remove ALL contaminants, not just surface dirt. Driving around causes the finish to collect many contaminants, some not visible to the naked eye. The Hi-Tech Yellow Wax should not be used when you have only washed the car, use a cleaner/polish prior to applying the Hi-Tech Yellow Wax. Although you can use your hand to apply this product, a good DA polisher works best, no chance of burning your paint or leaving swirl marks. Additionally, your arm isn't sore by the time you finish the whole car! « Show Less
1697281
Are your headlight lenses clear? If not that may be the issue. Their may be some light leakage on a yellow or amber part of your headlight as well. Also are your healdight hid or halogen? Halogen will be more yellow
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!
125945
Hmmm, not really sure. I bought this stuff for my daughters car to clear up the head lights. It did a pretty good job with that. It worked best with a buffer so I'm not sure on items that don't have nice flat surfaces to clean up. If the surface was flat, it should do a good job.
1930085
It's only recommended for the Black Cars. It shouldn't be used on anything else. It will dull the areas with the flakes.
422747
No. It just, supposedly, takes the yellow out of it. I don't have yellow in my white hair, but I like to use it occasionally anyway.