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Post Whores Make Me Sick
So I finally got my hands on some of this stuff and I used it today. Of course we all know that you have to start the process by meticulously cleaning the whole truck 
So I cleaned it and got out the packe--- what's that Ben?
Ugghh all right if you're going to twist my arm
So the Crystal View didn't work GREAT on my truck... I was a little disappointed. It definitely cleared up some of the fog but the headlights still have a bit of a yellow hue and there's still some more fog. After clearing up the outside I could see that the insides were fogged too, partially from condensation but also actual wear and hazing.
Before:
After:
But I still had some leftovers and saw that my mom's headlights were EXTREMELY hazy and more importantly hers looked like they were mostly hazy on the outer surface and still sealed well on the inside. I figured I'd give it a go on hers and see the effects. I was AMAZED. This stuff actually does work but only if the damage is on the OUTSIDE of the lens. Here you can see that I cleaned the inner the lenses but not the outers. The inner lenses used to be MORE hazy and brown than the outer lenses.
Moral of the story... This stuff does work as advertised. They give you two different very fine grit sandpapers and some polishers and sealer compounds. You have to sand off a layer or 2 of plastic then reseal it. Worked wonders on my moms car. Just make sure you damage is on the OUTSIDE of the lens if you want to use this stuff.
So I cleaned it and got out the packe--- what's that Ben?UTfball68 said:
Ugghh all right if you're going to twist my arm
So the Crystal View didn't work GREAT on my truck... I was a little disappointed. It definitely cleared up some of the fog but the headlights still have a bit of a yellow hue and there's still some more fog. After clearing up the outside I could see that the insides were fogged too, partially from condensation but also actual wear and hazing.
Before:
After:
But I still had some leftovers and saw that my mom's headlights were EXTREMELY hazy and more importantly hers looked like they were mostly hazy on the outer surface and still sealed well on the inside. I figured I'd give it a go on hers and see the effects. I was AMAZED. This stuff actually does work but only if the damage is on the OUTSIDE of the lens. Here you can see that I cleaned the inner the lenses but not the outers. The inner lenses used to be MORE hazy and brown than the outer lenses.
Moral of the story... This stuff does work as advertised. They give you two different very fine grit sandpapers and some polishers and sealer compounds. You have to sand off a layer or 2 of plastic then reseal it. Worked wonders on my moms car. Just make sure you damage is on the OUTSIDE of the lens if you want to use this stuff.
