easiest way to clean headlights!
#1
easiest way to clean headlights!
Well I've seen videos on here about how I just need to get a buffer and this other stuff and put a bunch of time in, and then I'd have good clean headlights. Another guy told me I should use some rubbing compound and it'd all clear off (doesn't work btw).
Anyways today I was online and looking for a way to clean them, I found some guy saying that Megiures PlastX works well. So I jumped in the truck and headed to the part store, got back and tried it. Since the guy had also said to use a foam applicator I bought one of those too. Tried it out and WOW does this stuff work well. Took ~5 per headlight and left them just like new. Then I walked over to my moms Mercury and tried it on her filthy headlights that no one thought could be cleaned and just needed replacement headlights, same story again. This stuff works just so good.
So if you're wanting an easy way to clean your headlights, go stop by your auto part store and pick up some Megiures PlastX cleaner and a foam applicator thing, best $7 I've spent on my truck yet.
Anyways today I was online and looking for a way to clean them, I found some guy saying that Megiures PlastX works well. So I jumped in the truck and headed to the part store, got back and tried it. Since the guy had also said to use a foam applicator I bought one of those too. Tried it out and WOW does this stuff work well. Took ~5 per headlight and left them just like new. Then I walked over to my moms Mercury and tried it on her filthy headlights that no one thought could be cleaned and just needed replacement headlights, same story again. This stuff works just so good.
So if you're wanting an easy way to clean your headlights, go stop by your auto part store and pick up some Megiures PlastX cleaner and a foam applicator thing, best $7 I've spent on my truck yet.
#2
#3
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
FMD
General Technical & Electrical
11
11-17-2006 04:26 PM
QWIKSNK
Drivetrain Tech
24
06-26-2006 09:05 PM