Headlights already looking foggy

[FreePenguin]

do those paint protection film,s keep them from hazing? have 8 years on my other car, no haziness but I had it clear filmed day 1. and I did same for mustang

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[DavisCustoms]

the yellow/white hazing is actually the UV coating and a small amount of the plastic being worn away by harsh sunlight and road debris such as sand and rocks. (here in South Florida, the sun just eats away everything)

So yes, the headlight protection film works wonders to keep new headlights looking new as the keep the sand/rocks from chipping away at them and some films even have UV protection built into them as well

here is a set I refinished the other day.

 

[The Chairman]

Put a set of these on your car when new and never have the problem:
https://www.xpel.com/Headlamp-and-Fog-Lamp-Kit-ULTIMATE-PLUS_32

I have them on all 5 of my vehicles (and all previous vehicles) and never had any issues like this.

 

[DavisCustoms]

Put a set of these on your car when new and never have the problem:
https://www.xpel.com/Headlamp-and-Fog-Lamp-Kit-ULTIMATE-PLUS_32

I have them on all 5 of my vehicles (and all previous vehicles) and never had any issues like this.

Right their with ya, as soon as I got the Mustang, I installed tinted ones from Big Worm Graphix on all the lenses

 

[jimmerheck]

back in 05, I bought a new Acura TL for the wife. One of the first things I did was to put Weathertech headlight film on, and we sold the car last year, and the headlights still looked like brand new. So I did it to my Mustang and my headlights still also look like new. No hazing, etc.

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