Protect my head lights?

[incognito_2u]

303 Automotive protectant

 

[John105]

Do you park in a garage at home? Lots of people that have a garage store junk in them instead of parking their vehicle in it.

My 2007, and my mom's 2006, both garaged, have clear headlamps. You hit the nail on the head.

For the others, I'd say just do the ceramic thing once foggy. It seems to last 2 years and costs $15-$20.

 

[Kalle.J]

Wow PPF seems to be popular.
I sanded and put 2K clearcoat on my last two cars.

 

[sanitarium16]

Ive used Plexus plastic cleaner since learning about it on here almost 20 years ago. Highly recommend!

 

[slomo]

Do you park in a garage at home? Lots of people that have a garage store junk in them instead of parking their vehicle in it.

Amen to that. I see about $125 dollars worth of hoarder junk in the garage and about $250,000 in vehicles on the driveway. I don't get it?? Then they get mad when their $110,000 PICKUP TRUCK gets broken into.

 

[slomo]

303 Automotive protectant

Which the UV protection ONLY lasts for 30 days. Kind of a waste to me?? I looked into that an nearly bought some. Then read all their products last for 30 days. Better than nothing I guess?

 

[RooflessVW]

Amen to that. I see about $125 dollars worth of hoarder junk in the garage and about $250,000 in vehicles on the driveway. I don't get it?? Then they get mad when their $110,000 PICKUP TRUCK gets broken into.

Lots of garages don't fit these stupid trucks

 

[RitcheyRch]

Lots of garages don't fit these stupid trucks

My truck is 10 inches too long to fit in my garage. Thankfully, I have a good Weathershield HP cover on it and my Honda Accord fits in the garage.

 

[slomo]

My truck is 10 inches too long to fit in my garage. Thankfully, I have a good Weathershield HP cover on it and my Honda Accord fits in the garage.

And most of these mega long trucks have ONE driver mostly and no passengers along with empty beds. Rare to see a truck with something in the bed.

And let's not get into SUV's. Nothing "sporty" about them. Sporty about lightening your wallet.

 

[odie]

Redo headlights every 2 > 4 months depending on the yellowing . Less in fall to late spring . Takes less than 20 minutes .

 

[slomo]

Back to headlights, there is a 2 part spray clear coat that is supposed to be premo.

 

[DweezilAZ]

Using NuFinish every few months or so for years on them. Just tried their graphene formula. UVA protection in the NuFinish original.

Tail lights as well.

 

[odie]

Used NuFinish for many years . Applied to most of the car exterior that included headlights , windows ( outside ) , side mirrors ( glass too ) , tail lights , etc..

 

[ToyotaDave]

Ive used Plexus plastic cleaner since learning about it on here almost 20 years ago. Highly recommend!

Isn't that more for cleaning? Would you recommend it on a brand new car to stop the headlights fog from age?

 

[hrv]

Plexus....

 

[97prizm]

ceramic coating, wax, graphene spray wax. these all will just kick the can down the road, but they will kick it way down the road depending on how often you apply the product.

Lamin-x

 

[97prizm]

Lamin-x

not bed liner. The X-pel headlight film. It has uv resistant coating to make the plastic stay clear

 

[Jim K]

Try these head lights. They work real good.

 

[Sam_Julier]

3M UV Headlight wipes twice a year.

Griot’s Poly Wax 4-5 times a year.

 

[John105]

Have to admit the ceramic coating seems good for 2 full years with cars not garaged, then haze starts again. My 10 yo used car came with clear headlamps, and 6 years later got hazy. Maybe pros have a secret lol but for $16-$20 2 years is ok

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