Thread: Cloudy Headlights an option maybe.

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

Tooth paste used as a polish was an old trick for freshening up bike helmet visors but I haven’t tried it on headlights.

Originally Posted by Hendo120

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&R

Also good for scratches on CD/DVDs

Originally Posted by d2dave

When working in a Ford stealership we were taught to use toothpaste on instrument clusters if they got scratched when R&R

Also good for scratches on CD/DVDs

What’s a CD/DVD

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Specifically Aeroguard, or will a generic personal repellent work? What about insect spray?

Aeroguard [Odourless Low Irritant] active ingredient is Picaridin and it works instantly on cloudy D2a headlights.
Ingredients in other sprays may make it worse!

Originally Posted by eddy

Aeroguard [Odourless Low Irritant] active ingredient is Picaridin and it works instantly on cloudy D2a headlights.
Ingredients in other sprays may make it worse!

How do you use it? Spray it on and leave it or wipe off straight away.

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