I used a Mother's head light resto kit. Worked ok to be honest. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...2934cddbcd.jpg
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I used a Mother's head light resto kit. Worked ok to be honest. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...2934cddbcd.jpg
There was a post on this for the L320's
I bought the UV protector which should stop it happening again and it has worked so far 6 months on and hasn't faded at all.
Head light lens
Rustoleum 2X Clear Coat
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachmen...lens-spray.jpg
Tooth paste used as a polish was an old trick for freshening up bike helmet visors but I haven’t tried it on headlights.
When working in a Ford stealership we were taught to use toothpaste on instrument clusters if they got scratched when R&RQuote:
Originally Posted by Hendo120
Also good for scratches on CD/DVDs
What’s a CD/DVD [emoji41][emoji56]Quote:
Originally Posted by d2dave
Aeroguard [Odourless Low Irritant] active ingredient is Picaridin and it works instantly on cloudy D2a headlights.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Ingredients in other sprays may make it worse!
How do you use it? Spray it on and leave it or wipe off straight away.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddy
Just tried ye ole Aeroguard trick on my headlights.
Seemed to work pretty well, I had 1 cloudy headlight & the other is relatively new, they now look pretty much the same.
Sorry forgot pics, I have never got used to having a camera in my pocket.
Wonder if WD40 would work?
Jonesfam
The previously cloudy light was drivers side.
Jonesfam
Spotties next, Paul. [tonguewink]