RainX on LED headlights
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RainX on LED headlights
Went looking and didn't find anything on this topic. Has anyone here tried putting RainX on the LED headlights to keep water/snow from sticking to them? In the old days I'd put it on all my outside mirrors of my work trucks and it wouldn't even let frost build up overnight on them. Just wondering if RainX will screw up the lense or not.
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Haven't used rainx but I have used paint sealants and ceramic coatings. Both work very well as far as keeping, snow, ice and even mud from sticking to them as much. Most vehicle headlights are clear coated from factory, so anything that is clear coat safe should be safe to use. Avoid the use of ammonia based cleaners (windex for example).
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Went looking and didn't find anything on this topic. Has anyone here tried putting RainX on the LED headlights to keep water/snow from sticking to them? In the old days I'd put it on all my outside mirrors of my work trucks and it wouldn't even let frost build up overnight on them. Just wondering if RainX will screw up the lense or not.
Tuned
Joined: Jun 2017
Posts: 395
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Went looking and didn't find anything on this topic. Has anyone here tried putting RainX on the LED headlights to keep water/snow from sticking to them? In the old days I'd put it on all my outside mirrors of my work trucks and it wouldn't even let frost build up overnight on them. Just wondering if RainX will screw up the lense or not.
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