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Old 03-19-2013 | 10:33 PM
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Has anyone removed haze on the INSIDE of their headlights successfully? I think I remember someone said to not do it because the inside doesn't have a protective film like the outside has & if you were to clean it, you might scratch it up and make it more hazy. I just wanted to ask before I tried some things on it. any input would be helpful! Thanks
Old 03-19-2013 | 10:36 PM
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Yeah, I tried to clean the inside and it was damaged beyond repair. Try and avoid using products on the inside. You can wipe it with a microfiber cloth lightly.
Old 03-20-2013 | 02:37 AM
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I wouldn't mess with the inside, you can go somewhere like autzone and get a liquid that you can put OUTSIDE your headlight and it will clean the haze
Old 03-20-2013 | 07:24 AM
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But the haze is on the inside of the headlight. So that would be a waste of time lol
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I have condensation in both of my lights and I was told I could clean the inside of mine but very lightly because it's not recommended. But in my case it's the only way to get the condensation out.
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Would swishing rubbing alcohol work, then pouring it out and letting it dry? I wouldn't rub the inside with anything.
Old 03-20-2013 | 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by pauliewalnutzz
Has anyone removed haze on the INSIDE of their headlights successfully? I think I remember someone said to not do it because the inside doesn't have a protective film like the outside has & if you were to clean it, you might scratch it up and make it more hazy. I just wanted to ask before I tried some things on it. any input would be helpful! Thanks
May I ask You why You have haze inside headlight? How old they are? Tx.
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Originally Posted by SwissCheeseHead
Would swishing rubbing alcohol work, then pouring it out and letting it dry? I wouldn't rub the inside with anything.
How would just swishing it around work? Have you heard someone having success with that??
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Originally Posted by pauliewalnutzz
How would just swishing it around work? Have you heard someone having success with that??
I don't know. It was just a thought. It could only be a thin film of something that needs to be rinsed out. Do you think it needs like a cut and polish or something?
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Once I open it up in a week, ill check back in and let you guys know whats up.
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