Foggy headlights, DIY headlight cleaning and saving some green and being green at the same time!

Whenever I drive my car and I pull up to a red light and I look at the cars around me I always see several with foggy or cloudy headlights. The reason for this is that this is a very popular condition with today's modern cars. His been said by numerous transportation in driving safety groups that as many as 9/10 vehicles on the road today have some form of oxidation or foggy headlights that greatly reduces the light output of the headlight lens. This puts the driver and other drivers at grave danger when driving at night. So the purpose of this article is to show you how easy it is to do it yourself (DIY) by cleaning the headlights and restoring them to new again.

First must understand why the headlights become cloudy or foggy. Basically what it is is the plastic parts of your car like the headlight lenses and tail light lenses degrade much faster than the paint on your vehicle from exposure to the harsh sun's rays and other forms of weathering and oxidation. What can also cause foggy headlights is if you ever have any chemicals from your car that boil over like the anti-freeze or any other fluids that spill over the headlight lenses. This will eat away at the headlight lens and cause it to degrade and become foggy almost immediately.

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Now some manufacturers like Mercedes and Lexus use a stronger composite plastic formulation for their headlight lenses and this makes them last longer and take longer to become foggy when compared to other headlight lenses like for instance one from a Dodge Caravan. A typical American-made car like the Dodge Caravan, Ford Mustang or Chevy Malibu generally has headlights made of the cheapest plastics to save money. The problem with this is the plastics have no protection or in some cases very minimal protection best and they will degrade very quickly usually within 2 to 3 years of use.

Regardless of what type of plastic or composite is used in the manufacture the headlight lens all plastics photo degrade. What that means is that all headlight lenses that are made out of plastic will become foggy upon exposure to the sun and the elements over time. For some it may take only 2 to 3 years and for others it might take 5 to 6 years - the point here is all headlight lenses that are made of plastic (which is on virtually every car made today) will degrade and become foggy.

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The best option here is not replacing the headlight lens because this can be rather expensive ($300 per lens on average at your local new car dealer parts department). The best option is restoring and properly cleaning the headlight lens. Many people drive around as I see every day with foggy headlights that are dangerous and will greatly reduce the light output of the headlight lenses and your seeing distance at night. Why risk a fatal accident when instead for around $15 you can purchase the most effective and best-selling headlight restoration kit from MDWholesale.com?

Have you seen the insurance ads for Geico on TV that feature the caveman where it says it's so easy a caveman could do it? Well, the headlight cleaning and restoration kit from MDWholesale.com is that easy - no offense to any cavemen out there. It is a three-part process that is currently used in thousands of salvage and junkyards on the worst headlight lenses imaginable to make them look like new again. These terribly worn headlight lenses that were previously just discarded are now returned to like new or new condition and placed back out on the market again. This is a good thing in several ways - first, it shows that the New Lite headlight cleaning kit really works and secondly, it saves tons of plastic scrap from going to landfills.