Any harm in waxing tail lights on my is250?
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You only need to polish your taillights and headlights maybe once if it's bad. Putting wax on it gives it extra protection. However, most waxes lasts about a month, it's better to put a sealant over it. If that still doesn't satisfy you, you can put a layer of opti-coat. ![Smilie](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
But for the average consumer use, I recommend waxing it after each time you wash your car, just like how you should wax the entire car after you wash it.
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But for the average consumer use, I recommend waxing it after each time you wash your car, just like how you should wax the entire car after you wash it.
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Many waxes also contain solvents that could soften and haze plastic over time. Sealants, IMHO, are a much better choice.
I've also not been a fan of wax on windshields as they will often cause wiper smearing when driving in the rain. Here again sealants seem to do a better job, both avoiding smearing and also lasting longer.
I've also not been a fan of wax on windshields as they will often cause wiper smearing when driving in the rain. Here again sealants seem to do a better job, both avoiding smearing and also lasting longer.
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