Will this work on the car headlights, which I believe is plastic?
51647
Novus is a plastic polish that can be used on any plastic surfaces to diminish scratches.
51648
I was told by my tech person who said it would clean but if they are really fogged over it helps but does not restore 100% thanks
672125
Yes it can be used on headlights but it's illegal in most states. I used VHT to make a set of custom eyelids for my eclipse gt and they turned out great!
406609
Yes. But it is very simple! Use a 1" hole saw to drill into the bottom of your headlight. Then insert strobe heads, and silicon around them to make a watertight seal. Have an air compressor handy to blow away the debris that gets inside the casing.
1631103
I think it would depend on the adhesive that was used to stick the GPS on in the first place. If it's kind of a sticky rubber basedadhesive I would bet that this remover would work. If it is that kind of adhesive my guess would be that it will work without anydamage to your dash. It's not like a harsh solvent that eats plastic. Good luck.
1015809
To a very small degree, yes. But I'm reality, in my case, no matter what I tried, it wouldn't work. I couldn't adjust it. Then again, I've never replaced headlights before. The more definitive answer, I would say no. I wish I could be more help. I wish I was part mechanic part I-can-work-on-cars-at-home.
125945
Hmmm, not really sure. I bought this stuff for my daughters car to clear up the head lights. It did a pretty good job with that. It worked best with a buffer so I'm not sure on items that don't have nice flat surfaces to clean up. If the surface was flat, it should do a good job.
468914
I expect it won't work because headlight case is made of plastic not glass. Rain-X works by having one end of the molecule of the active ingridient bonds to glass while the hydrophobic end of the molecule face outside so that water forms bead on it. Unless the exterior surface of your headlight is glass, it probably won't work
1641057
NOOOO! Do NOT remove that metal. It will likely damage the bulb and void any warranty. In my truck one of the "shields" points up and the other faces down. This does not affect the light at all. Your headlight housing will direct the light appropriately. Hope this helps.
228967
No. It is plastic. Good for preventing the accidental breakage of a light bulb but nowhere near of adequate strength for your application.
528054
First this only works on plastic not glass. The next concern would be is the tint on the surface or is it through and through? If they are plastic and you won't rub off the tint off I think it would work well.
765276
I would be leery using this on headlights. There's a lot of products specific for your project. Some are pricey,I used a less expensive product,great results,less labor. It's called "Wipe It".
935242
Im guessing you can, I used it on my cars taillights so I wouldn't see why you can't.
1921149
Mine just had the plastic no light or anything but all I needed was the plastic my headlights were really bad and these helped
228319
I would think not, as this kit is meant for a drill, rather than say a pneumatic tool, which spins at a much higher rpm and would burn/ damage the plastic lenses... FWIW, I used a power drill when doing my headlamp covers with great success.
2063863
Absolutely! Anything plastic. Try the number 3 first if the scratches are deep. I have used two bottles of each on various projects including motorcycle clusters, headlights, etc. and I love it.
1135578
I doubt that very much. You could try toothpaste as it works on headlights. what's wrong with the windows? what are you trying to accomplish?
1363165
I wouldn't attempt to use this on glass. As others have mentioned; it is solely designed to be used on headlights which are made of plastic. So in that regard... if you are trying to buff something plastic, then go ahead; if glass, I would avoid it.