OT: By Golly, It Works

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Having seen all the ads on the idiot tube for headlight restoration products (just wipe it on, wipe it off and you'll be amazed), I bit the bullet and bought a 3M kit to see if I could get a bit more light out of the lenses on my 2000 F250. It took about 35 minutes per light, and believe it or not... it worked as advertised.

I am now considering the purchase of a lottery ticket later this evening.

 

[beermanPDX]

I bought the 3M kit as well and had good results with my 2001. I usually have good results with most anything from 3M.

 

[JamesTXSD]

I haven't tried the headlight restorer, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express once. 8)

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

I haven't tried the headlight restorer, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express once. 8)

Jim, you better think about a lottery ticket as well :lol:

 

[Chester]

Even the cheap $10 Turtle Wax product works quite well.

 

[journey on]

The $2.50 Harbour Freight kit doesn't work worth beans, though it's made in the USA.

Boris

 

[Grumpy]

At my age it sometimes takes a while for stuff to sink into my brain but this thread caused me to have a :idea :idea :idea moment.

Our canvas man recommended using Meguiars Mirror Glaze clear plastic cleaner #17 and polish #10 on the clear sections of our enclosure (works great BTW).

My Chevvy truck has that misty eyed look and I have been meaning to do something about it for a while.

You got it. 30 second event. Wiped on the # 17 cleaner, rubbed it in and wiped it off. Crystal clear.

Lottery ticket has been bought.

:thup

M