You need to go back in on the headlight and clean the reflector part again cause it's gonna drive me nuts knowing it's streaky in there. Do What You Do FAB. HOOF OUT!!!
Hmmmmmm isn’t this a detailing channel? Best way to clean the haze inside of any headlight is to add a 1:1 mix of water and vinager and swirl it around making sure it hits not only the clear lense but also the chrome reflector. Empty the headlight and repeat. After that you rinse off the mixture with a 9:1 distilled water and 99.9 isopropyl alcohol mix. Mix enough so you can soak up the whole inside of the headlight with very little effort starting with the lense and working the mix around the chrome reflector without missing any areas, as you’re getting closer to emptying it. No need to Gary with anything or spray anything inside. Just give it a minute and it will be fully dry on its own, and wait til then to put bulbs back on.
I had the factory daymaker and used a heat gun to pull lens off. Mine was residue what looked like to be from the silica packs they put in the housing at the factory. I happen to have a set of the factory LED aux driving lamps, I'll make u a good deal
You inspired me to take thirty minutes this morning and clean the dreaded inner fog. It looks awesome. Thanks for posting this.
@@michaellanphier Awesome I’m glad the video helped you
I have a couple Doller tree bottle washers with my motorcycles. I wrap the towel around it when I need to reach down in places like that.
It’s a great way to clean them!
You need to go back in on the headlight and clean the reflector part again cause it's gonna drive me nuts knowing it's streaky in there. Do What You Do FAB. HOOF OUT!!!
I see it also but it’s good enough for me. 😂
Another option instead of the driver tool inside is use a chop stick. No issues of metal contact on the glass lens
Great idea!
Hmmmmmm isn’t this a detailing channel? Best way to clean the haze inside of any headlight is to add a 1:1 mix of water and vinager and swirl it around making sure it hits not only the clear lense but also the chrome reflector. Empty the headlight and repeat. After that you rinse off the mixture with a 9:1 distilled water and 99.9 isopropyl alcohol mix. Mix enough so you can soak up the whole inside of the headlight with very little effort starting with the lense and working the mix around the chrome reflector without missing any areas, as you’re getting closer to emptying it. No need to Gary with anything or spray anything inside. Just give it a minute and it will be fully dry on its own, and wait til then to put bulbs back on.
There is more then one way to do things. I’m sure your way works fine also.
very cool! can't wait to see your upcoming videos on the Harley, been looking for motorcycle detailing videos
Thank you! Hoping to start editing them soon
I had the factory daymaker and used a heat gun to pull lens off. Mine was residue what looked like to be from the silica packs they put in the housing at the factory. I happen to have a set of the factory LED aux driving lamps, I'll make u a good deal
That’s Interesting and probably what it is. Are the Aux lights you have chrome?
The LED lights I have drop into your existing housing. I bought the Custom Dynamics Halo version to replace the factory Harley LED.
@@gregmannos ok mine already have an LED bulb in them. If you are on IG send me a message with a picture. fab_automotive_detailing
11:19 I miss it. I'm thinking about hiring an editor so I can spend more time wrenching and filming again.
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13:58 yeah ain't that a shame. I've been having to call my Impact %^& an Impact wrench to avoid the leftist censorship.
Yeah it sucks to be censored.
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