fortitude

Is this product effective? How difficult is it to install? I have a '02 es300 with hazy lenses. I buff them out and have used rain-x protector on them but it seems to be a twice annual maintenance issue.

Thank you

gabzor

use a good sealant, they are intended for rock chips, but they work alright

Hayk

iTrader: (1)

I bought something similar called XPEL Headlight Film from AutoAnything. Reviews seemed really good and I'm yet to install it. I'm in the same boat as you and I can't stand having to buff the headlights every year. I tried using s clear coat and it still hazes up. This film seems to be a once every decade kind of thing, so I'm willing to try it.

lostape45

I'm curious to find out if the film works out, same issue on my GS. Please report back once you put it on.

speedkar9

I got my headlights wrapped on both my cars.

So far it hasn't hazed any worse than when the vinyl was installed.

01LEXPL

iTrader: (10)

I wouldn't bother. Be happy it's only a twice-a-year thing....

I do this every wash on my dad's RX, except, tired of actually buffing to have it last one month, I take one minute with a dab of ATF on a rag and work it in. Does the job, lasts a few weeks Takes zero effort...

One thing you can try, is the "valspar urethane method" for cleaning them up.

If anyone wants a "permanent" fix for this, you actually have to take it to a body shop to clear coat them. Clear coat out of a rattle can doesn't have the same effect, the body shop will actually sand them right down and build it up from there....

Lastly, cheap vinyl [as above] from ebay will drastically help.

Many choices out there...