[C1] Cleaning tip needed - 53-55
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54 Vette Rod
Joined: Aug 1999
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From: Orlando/Sebastian FL
Cleaning tip needed - 53-55
Being a FL resident we enjoy great weather. Unfortunately we are not alone. Bugs seem to thrive in this weather also.
Looking for any creative ways you have found to clean your headlights, headlight buckets, and (a little easier cleaned) headlight screens.
Not really looking to take the screens off as I spent way too much time putting things on the car to start taking them off.
I have been using my compressor to blow out the water when drying, but really have not found a good way to get behind the screens to clean.
Thanks for any help.
Guy
Looking for any creative ways you have found to clean your headlights, headlight buckets, and (a little easier cleaned) headlight screens.
Not really looking to take the screens off as I spent way too much time putting things on the car to start taking them off.
I have been using my compressor to blow out the water when drying, but really have not found a good way to get behind the screens to clean.
Thanks for any help.
Guy
Safety Car
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 4,606
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From: Nevada City Ca.
2015 C1 of Year
Being a FL resident we enjoy great weather. Unfortunately we are not alone. Bugs seem to thrive in this weather also.
Looking for any creative ways you have found to clean your headlights, headlight buckets, and (a little easier cleaned) headlight screens.
Not really looking to take the screens off as I spent way too much time putting things on the car to start taking them off.
I have been using my compressor to blow out the water when drying, but really have not found a good way to get behind the screens to clean.
Thanks for any help.
Guy
Looking for any creative ways you have found to clean your headlights, headlight buckets, and (a little easier cleaned) headlight screens.
Not really looking to take the screens off as I spent way too much time putting things on the car to start taking them off.
I have been using my compressor to blow out the water when drying, but really have not found a good way to get behind the screens to clean.
Thanks for any help.
Guy
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 1,372
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From: Clarksville TN
Apply a couple of coats of a really good wax on your headlights (or, better yet, get them ceramic coated) At least this will give the bugs less to adhere to and make cleaning easier.
Last edited by vipervetteguy; Apr 15, 2018 at 01:25 PM.
