treating plastic headlight covers

[Muffin1]

I used the glass Rain -X treatment on the WS & back glass and found in my local Advance Auto a plastic Rain X treatment, so going to apply that to the HL's and see how it works/lasts.

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[MachingBird]

I used the glass Rain -X treatment on the WS & back glass and found in my local Advance Auto a plastic Rain X treatment, so going to apply that to the HL's and see how it works/lasts.

I’d be very interested in how that works on snow and ice.

 

[FerkinBlonco]

PPF on any light covers... best to do it when new but not too late.

I do this too. Just 3M clearBra and rip off and replace when it gets too pockmarked. So far, so good…

 

[GoHawks63]

When my Bronco was PPF'd, they also did the grille and headlights.

 

[Mikey1287]

I've been using Adam's Graphene Ceramic Coating or Chemical Guys Jet Seal
Apply once or twice a year

 

[MachingBird]

I've been using Adam's Graphene Ceramic Coating or Chemical Guys Jet Seal
Apply once or twice a year

Does that stuff help with ice or snow sticking to the headlights?

 

[GoHawks63]

Does that stuff help with ice or snow sticking to the headlights?

I use Adam's Graphene products on my cars. Graphene is supposed to have a higher content of ceramic which is hydrophobic, meaning it helps repel water and dirt. So, in theory it should help, but I can't speak to how effective it would be in repelling snow, say in a blizzard.

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