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. Modern vehicles are plagued by these unsightly, clouded, and yellowing headlight lenses on an enormous scale.
Car headlight issues may seem small at the moment, but their implications for safety and performance are anything but insignificant. |
Clouded lenses can’t be simply cleaned with soap
and water; they are cloudy because the plastic itself has been discolored and
not just the surface.
There are many rumours around for ‘quick fix’ repairs on your headlights. The most common is the myth that toothpaste is good for cleaning headlights. The truth is this method was used in the days of glass headlights, which toothpaste does actually clean without damaging. The fact is toothpaste abrasive, a minty one at that. You should not rub any abrasives on your headlights as you are wearing down the much-needed sealant that protects the polycarbonate lens.
Here are two well-proven solutions for your headlights' cataract:-
1. 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.
2. 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.
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 hazardhazardshazard hazards 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 a simple precaution and safety. It can save you from a nasty accident soon me dark stormy, rainy night.
After you have restored your headlights like
new, if possible, the car
should either be parked in a garage or have the headlights face away
from the sun. This prevents the damage that can be caused by
ultraviolet light.
Don't hesitate to restore your headlights if they're beginning to dim. It's only a matter of time until they dim to the point of becoming a safety hazard.
Pay us a visit at our Corinth (450-7247) Monchy (450-7248) Vide Bouteille (450-7246) or Babonneau (450-5759) branches and visit our Auto Department to see how we can help you transform your cloudy, hazed headlights back to being good as new. Visit our website here. We’re always happy to serve you #ShopRayneau #EverythingUnderOneRoof.
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