Adam's Headlight Correction: TEASER!

Dylan@Adams · 04-15-09, 09:14

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http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2363

Rohan2 · 03-04-10, 01:26

sounds good to me

Flashtime · 03-04-10, 08:56

Very nice! But, it tends to turn dull in weeks/months. Basically, the failed coating
has been polished (it's still failed). However, from here, you can apply a clear
protective film.

2 cents

Recent discussion:

Another Headlight Sealant thread--hopefully this one will generate some answers

EliminatorXP · 03-04-10, 09:31

Nice, looks like all the others...............

I like the 3M system, for the pro........it's all there!

Leadfootluke · 03-04-10, 12:39

haha, 1 year anniversary bump? Or close...

It's just their two polishes with 4" pads. I have been doing this with M105 and M205 on 4" Hydrotechs.

Dylan@Adams · 03-05-10, 08:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Flashtime

Very nice! But, it tends to turn dull in weeks/months. Basically, the failed coating
has been polished (it's still failed). However, from here, you can apply a clear
protective film.

2 cents

Recent discussion:

Another Headlight Sealant thread--hopefully this one will generate some answers

While I somewhat agree if you're applying a good sealant and maintaining it at the same interval you do the rest of the finish the haze should not return. I've done this to probably hundreds of cars now, including a family member who I do a regular cleanup and reapplication on and it has yet to go back to hazy.

Camaro5Ryan · 03-07-10, 02:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dylan@Adams

While I somewhat agree if you're applying a good sealant and maintaining it at the same interval you do the rest of the finish the haze should not return. I've done this to probably hundreds of cars now, including a family member who I do a regular cleanup and reapplication on and it has yet to go back to hazy.

I have used the Adam's process on a few vehicles myself including my wife's saturn and have yet to see any hazing.

BigAl3 · 03-07-10, 02:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leadfootluke

I have been doing this with M105 and M205 on 4" Hydrotechs.

not to mention, megs just came out with their 4" pads. i've been waiting for these for years!

jaidedeye · 03-07-10, 02:45

2500 grit wetsanding and polish via my rotary works better than anything else IMO..you have to remove the coating.