Misty headlights
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Misty headlights
Is there a quick fix for misty headlights, I cant be doing with taking them off, and baking and freezing them or what ever it is you are supposed to do. Is there someone out their that does it for you
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I removed my headlight. Got shot of the excess water that cause the condensation.
Used a bit of workshop paper on the end of a cable tie to removed spots. The used a hair dryer . I then let them air out for a few days inside the house. Airing cupboard would be a good idea if you have one.
I then check all seals etc. On my bugeye the seal become unstuck. So I warmed up the glue and put a tab of new glue in and resealed it. Job done (touch wood).
Steve
Used a bit of workshop paper on the end of a cable tie to removed spots. The used a hair dryer . I then let them air out for a few days inside the house. Airing cupboard would be a good idea if you have one.
I then check all seals etc. On my bugeye the seal become unstuck. So I warmed up the glue and put a tab of new glue in and resealed it. Job done (touch wood).
Steve
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