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Hi guys, just wondering if anyone knows if applyinhg NXT liquid to headlight lenses (clear plastic kind on a new car) would give some nice protection and sheeting action or really srew things up. I know of course, to keep it away from runner and black plastic, but was wondering about clear... what's the verdict?
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NXT should do fine on the lenses. Another option would be to use plastx as it adds a layer of protection as well and is designed specifically for plastic. -
Gracias, mi amigo.Happiness is turning heads even
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Works fine on lenses, looks fine, and makes removing the bugs (here in Florida) an easy task. I also use NXT on glass/windows.Comment
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Hey,
Using NXT Tech Wax on the headlight lenses should not be a problem. However, it would be a better idea to use a product designed for that exact purpose. As mentioned, Meguiar's PlastX works fantastic on headlights and tail-lights. If the lenses are new or like new, you could also use Meguiar's #10 Clear Plastic Polish and keep those lights looking brand new!!!
PlastX
Mirror Glaze Clear Plastic Polish
Hope this helps!
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