Cloudy Headlights? No More!

[Marshan]

Any abrasive will work, i used tooth paste and a couple of cloth's and came up like new!

Yeah toothpaste will make it look new for the moment...but give it a month and it'll start to oxidize pretty bad.

[asps91]

A few US guys swear by 303 Aerospace, you can get it from carcareproducts.com.au. It is supposed to stop yellowing, apparently applying it once a year does the job.

http://www.carcareproducts.com.au/product/303_products/aerospace_protectant/

Edited August 17, 2012 by asps91

[ishyz34]

is there a way to prevent clouding?

[asps91]

The post above yours.... This stuff apparently protects from clouding

[ishyz34]

The post above yours.... This stuff apparently protects from clouding

Pretty cheap, have you tried it out yourself?

I hate having to apply cut and polish every month

[asps91]

I havent tried it out personally as i dont really suffer from the problem, i just use a sealer and it seems to work ok. The guys in the US swear by the stuff though.

[camr33]

The final application will still need to have a UV inhibitor or UV resistant nanotechnology for the cloudiness to not return within 6 months.

Example:- Some polishes (perhaps Nu Finish?), sealants (Optiseal) and waxes (Malco Creme Wax)

Turtle wax is awesome, pity you cant get inside the headlight to clear the condensation!

[iwanta34gtr]

A few US guys swear by 303 Aerospace, you can get it from carcareproducts.com.au. It is supposed to stop yellowing, apparently applying it once a year does the job.

http://www.carcarepr...ace_protectant/

Hey mate,

This water based product did absolutely nothing for me.

Bought some for under wheel arches - etc and around the engine bay.

Did not last long at all.