where to get your headlights cleaned?

baludoy

ask ko lang where do you guys go to get your headlights and tail lights cleaned?

heightdeprived

if you can, grab some fine, dry sand and clean water. disassemble your headlight assembly, so it will only be the head light or tail light casing, filll it with sand and water, and shake it. Keep on shaking until clean and clear, let water and sand out. let dry...

happosai

heightdeprived wrote:

if you can, grab some fine, dry sand and clean water. disassemble your headlight assembly, so it will only be the head light or tail light casing, filll it with sand and water, and shake it. Keep on shaking until clean and clear, let water and sand out. let dry...

Para saan yung sand? Nde ba yun makakagasgas?

geekhead

Try big berts in araneta.*okay*

DJ_yAn

Try Araneta Car Accesories. its besides Celica. Look for Jeff Tan.

P350 for a pair of Headlights

baludoy

do they do tail lights too? are they the ones who clean w/ the use of chemicals? thanks:)

slamm

heightdeprived wrote:

if you can, grab some fine, dry sand and clean water. disassemble your headlight assembly, so it will only be the head light or tail light casing, filll it with sand and water, and shake it. Keep on shaking until clean and clear, let water and sand out. let dry...

I do this but with detergent and cotton balls instead of sand... I first rinse with the detergent then i drain and pyut a little water and the cotton balls then i have the cotton balls roll around the inside.

But the last time I just had Big Berts do it... don't have the time and its a hassle waiting for the lamps to fully dry up.

DJ_yAn

slamm wrote:

I do this but with detergent and cotton balls instead of sand... I first rinse with the detergent then i drain and pyut a little water and the cotton balls then i have the cotton balls roll around the inside.

But the last time I just had Big Berts do it... don't have the time and its a hassle waiting for the lamps to fully dry up.

how much does BigBerts charge for Headlight cleaning?

i availed of the Wax and Wash promo last year. and frequently let them wash my car if i have time to drop by.

heightdeprived

it's used as the scrubbing material inside, it's just water and sand you can use it if you like. My first impression about it was, it is likely to create abrasions inside the headlight assembly but it didn't. one mechanic told us about that and since it does not cause harm to our headlights, that's what we do. Our headlights by the way are made of glass, I just don't know about plastic headlights, but we've done it in my aunt's car which has a plastic headlamp ***'y, and it's pretty OK, no abrasions whatsoever and as clean as new.