SatchDogUSA

I have uploaded a picture of a lens I did with Claybar, this is for those who had questions of its effectiveness.

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wingman75

But without a before pic you can't tell what it did.

SatchDogUSA

It looked like a lens cover that had been on a car for over two years, covered in remnants of dead bug guts and other unmentionables. hey I was trying to help :O)

Cooter

Satch,
I need to do this as well. My car is 2 years old and i have yet to clay the head light lens cover. I'll get on that wed morning. I'll take some pics of the head light lens cover before and after and some of the clay bar-before and after. That should give a little better perspective.

Heath

Cooter

Here's some pics of a clay bar being used on a headlight lens cover.
Before and after pics. Sorry the pics of the clay werent all that great.


http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...6/SANY0080.jpg

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...6/SANY0082.jpg

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...6/SANY0078.jpg

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...6/SANY0079.jpg

SatchDogUSA

Good job Cooter,

Getting a good picture of ill looking glass is no bag of chips! Although in the pictures your light lens looked good to begin with, I know from experience they look so much better now, almost brand new. Photos on this subject just don’t do the project justice. Up close and personal gives the best results.

Anyone curious about the results should take the couple of minutes it takes to try it. You guys wont even break a sweat on this small but worthwhile project.

Congrates on a yob’ well done :O)