2 Solutions for Your Car’s Headlights Cataract

Headlights operate ordinarily without much problem but they can turn yellow and foggy without you noticing the change.  As a car is exposed to the elements, ultraviolet rays from the sun break down the external coating on the outside of headlight lenses, and the ugliness sets in. 

When headlights become foggy and oxidized it affects the light output. The beam that should come from the headlight is weakened and will not cover as much ground in front of the automobile. That becomes a serious problem at nights when vision is naturally reduced, the smaller lighted area is an invitation for accidents. The headlights need to be worked on for a further and clearer vision.

Modern vehicles are plagued by this unsightly, clouded and yellowing headlight lenses on an enormous scale. Not only are they ugly, they’re also unsafe. Here are two great products  from Rayneau to minimise the issue with your own car and how to fix the problem if it has already happened.

1 - Majic Headlight Lens Cleaner & Sealant

Majic Headlight Lens Cleaner and Sealant - provides multiple benefits by cleaning and sealing in a single step, making headlight maintenance easier than ever. Precision compounds polish away cloudy surface oxidation and restore clarity to lightly damaged plastic lenses. Majic Headlight Lens Cleaner and Sealant can be used for preventative maintenance to keep new or like-new lenses clear or to clean and restore lightly oxidized lenses.

2 - Turtle Wax T-240KT Headlight Lens Restorer Kit

The Turtle Wax T-240KT Headlight Lens Restorer Kit - restores dull, yellowed headlights to like-new condition in less than 5 minutes per lens. The Lens Clarifying Compound quickly removes surface discoloration and may be all that is needed to restore clarity.

Taking care of the headlights is not something that should not be put off indefinitely. Anyone who is driving at night is aware of the dangers and safety hazard of dim lights. Procrastination does have its price and you have to be aware of it. Making sure that there is no hazy obstruction to the light is simple precaution and safety. It can save you from a nasty accident some dark stormy, rainy night.

After you have restored your headlights like new, if possible, the car should either be parked in a garage or having the headlights face away from the sun. This prevents the damage that can be caused by ultraviolet light.