Headlight protection question

Darren S · Wednesday at 8:55 AM

In an effort to stave off the effects of UV as long as possible on my headlights, I wanted some advice about the UV protection coating itself.

On the bottle I have, it says to regularly apply every 3-4 weeks. However, would you suggest using a headlight cleaner first each time and then apply the UV protection - or simply do a quick wipe over and reapply the UV protection once again?

Matt Cup · Wednesday at 9:14 AM

You could ppf them? Saves all the f**king about applying stuff to them.

plenty · Wednesday at 9:42 AM

Or ceramic coat.

TheEvilGiraffe · Wednesday at 9:43 AM

What bottle do you have ?

WTF is headlight cleaner

Wet sand / correct / seal with something proper and/or ceramic - can't remember what the go-to is now, @Sunglasses_Ron - I want to say dulux but that's not quite right is it ha

Sunglasses_Ron · Wednesday at 11:15 AM

TheEvilGiraffe said:
What bottle do you have ?

WTF is headlight cleaner

Wet sand / correct / seal with something proper and/or ceramic - can't remember what the go-to is now, @Sunglasses_Ron - I want to say dulux but that's not quite right is it ha

I always used Dlux

Darren S · Wednesday at 2:22 PM

TheEvilGiraffe said:
What bottle do you have ?

WTF is headlight cleaner

Wet sand / correct / seal with something proper and/or ceramic - can't remember what the go-to is now, @Sunglasses_Ron - I want to say dulux but that's not quite right is it ha

I've got a bottle of Megs Plast-RX that I've been using on the headlights. The headlights are in very good condition already and essentially, I just wanted to keep them that way for as long as possible without too much fuss.

Been coating them with 303 UV aerospace protectant afterwards.

Advikaz · Wednesday at 3:02 PM

Decent ceramic or lacquer

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