Does it work on headlight haze?
1336014
Don't know I've just usedused it on my windows before using the rain-x sspray
829258
I assume that if the haze gets bad that it would lower the effectiveness. I bet there are commercial cleaners made just for solar panels that would be an option. Also, the special auto cleaners for restoring clouded headlight covers would work too.
1177421
I don't think so. The instructions specifically state that the product will only correct a problem with the headlights. It's working as described, and saved me a lot of money, but my problem was just the headlights.
1547459
yes but the chemical has to be for it. the one i use is thermal fog 5000. if you need help you can call mike at 719-481-4798
1547265
Don't know. Never used it on headlights. Sorry! It works very well on my film-covered bay window. I have used it for years.
280571
I didn't use on my headlights, but it worked wonders on other items. I used the cleaner first then the polish. Hope someone else answers for you re: the headlights.
1032708
Yes, it will restore many headlight lens. I did two and still have most of the material left over. I was surprised how easy it was and the results were great.
542466
I used to to clear up a cloudy place on my motorcycle windshield where I tried to rub out a particularly crusty bug with a peroxide soaked paper towel (never use paper towels on plastic windshields)... it worked great, the little cloudy place is gone. Then I got the idea to use it to try and remove the cloudyness from my car's headlights... it didn't do a thing... I have my doubts about it taking scratches from your resin based epoxy...
471583
Yes it will. I've already used this with Speedlights and with standard sizer of Studio Light Strobes. The only difference between this and a Hazy, is that in this case, the strobe itself will be in front of the light, and not behind as in the regular hazes. This will make a different effect for the catch light in the eyes of the subject.
1181610
so far I have used it to clear the check engine light on a BMW 328 a Toyota Sienna and a dodge mini van so I don't see why it won't work. It is the best $50 bucks I have spent.
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.
1542391
Yes, make sure you get the correct size bulb. If you have after market headlights, be sure to get a bulb size for that specific headlight.
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).
817588
I am not a scientific expert. My headlight cover had cataracts. The outside lens had a film which diffused the light and stopped a lot of the light lightening up the road for me. The outside lens cover was no longer clear. The product vastly removed most of the film. The outside lens cover is not 100% clear. I followed the directions and tried to get the outside lens back to its original perfect condition. But I got about 95% of the film off and the headlights do a lot better for me.
1994256
It will put a white haze on it. You can minimize the haze by doing one light coat.
645756
This bulb is recommended for Fog/DRL bulb, not for the main headlight. Thanks
1135578
I doubt that very much. You could try toothpaste as it works on headlights. what's wrong with the windows? what are you trying to accomplish?