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EDGEMAN

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I did the Rain-X headlight treatment last year. Not impressed!


That was a "wipe on" headlight treatment. It looked a little crappy afterwards, and it hazed up within a year.

The best I've tried so far is the 3M headlight treatment, but you also need to hit it with a headlight sealer, which is sort of like a "clear coat" for headlights. That should be good for a couple years.

Next up is a Cerakote Ceramic Headlight Restoration kit. It's supposed to protect for the life of the headlights. Fingers crossed! I didn't think to order it until the night before my inspection last year. I had the Rain-X kit laying around, so I went with it. Had I known the results, I would have used WD-40 for last year's inspection, then applied the Cerakote kit when it arrived.

(In response to this post by VTUD)

Posted: 04/28/2022 at 7:10PM



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A temp fix for those with hazy headlights -- EDGEMAN 04/28/2022 6:40PM
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