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I've heard that certain chemicals in PlastX and toothpaste can harm the UV lining in the headlights, and that you need a deoxidizer to get the job done correctly. Otherwise it'll just come back. Any truth in that?
I havent had to use any deoxidizer's and have been using plast-x on my headlights for several years with no problems, and havent touched my SC's headlights in over a year and a 1/2.
Originally Posted by meangreen1
Just get glass ones. solves your problem right there
will you buy them for me? glass lenses can haze and oxidize just like plastic ones, its just not as obvious and takes much longer..but it would be nice to have glass highbeams.
07-14-10, 11:22 AM
glass lenses can haze and oxidize just like plastic ones, its just not as obvious and takes much longer..but it would be nice to have glass highbeams.
