

| Subject: | Headlight protection |
| From: | Cesar Baptista |
| Date: | Tue, 4 Jan 2000 22:33:14 -0500 |
A few weeks ago I asked the list for clever ways to protect one's headlights
from getting those annoying pinholes that allow moisture to fog them up. I
was not satisfied with the responses although not ungrateful to those who
tried. However, I think I may have come up with something on my own and
wanted to share it with the list for two reasons:
1. If any of you smart folks (anyone a chemist?) can explain why it
won't work, I want to know.
2. If it works I want praise and appreciation.
The rub---> Apply clear acrylic nail polish to the lens! (It's cheep,
hard and clear!)
I just completed a 1200 mile trip on I-80 and was pelted with many pebbles
from at least one flatbed truck carrying used tractors and my headlight
lenses (post-application) are fine!
Conclusion? Luck? Brains?
What do y'all think?
Cesar Baptista
86 VW Golf Diesel
82 VW Westfalia Diesel
51 Chevy 1/2-ton
83 Honda Magna 750
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