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Post by centennialman on Apr 7, 2007 10:47:59 GMT -6
When you see the pics of the product, you'll understand why I couldn't resist buying it. Tried it out on the headlight lens cover - looks a bit better, but nothing short of wet sanding will remove the road rash.   Before:  After:  It did improve the lens. Don't know if the photos really show the difference. |
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Post by Aurora40 on Apr 8, 2007 11:44:03 GMT -6
Yeah, they look better. When I first got my car, I put Xpel covers (just the 3M film, but cut to fit by Xpel) on them. They've worked pretty well so far. I suppose some day I should take them off and put new ones on.
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Post by Marc on Apr 8, 2007 15:35:08 GMT -6
I can see the difference. There are no particles on the lens in the 2nd pic.
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Post by froggyscike on Apr 8, 2007 15:53:49 GMT -6
HA HA and the stuff is called AURORA imagin that.... Now where do u get this Aurora Cleaner stuff, cause that sure did make a difference on ur head lights,  would they work on FOG LIGHTS for the first gen to? mine are a lil bit foggy. |
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Post by rob175 on Apr 9, 2007 22:01:19 GMT -6
Wow! thats great. Good name and good results....to be expected!
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Post by centennialman on Apr 10, 2007 12:54:41 GMT -6
HA HA and the stuff is called AURORA imagin that.... Now where do u get this Aurora Cleaner stuff, cause that sure did make a difference on ur head lights, would they work on FOG LIGHTS for the first gen to? mine are a lil bit foggy. Fog lights are supposed to be foggy; otherwise, why would they be called that?  The stuff is supposed to work on any plastic, but it is a marine product. I got it from Rankin Auto and Marine (JimW will know where that is). It had been sitting around for years by the look of the package. Aurora's web site is www.auroramarine.com/The NA distributor is close by to me in MiserySauga; also to JimW and a few others. The protector application made a lot of the pits in the plastic less visible. However, McGuires also has a really good plastic cleaner; tried it on the center console and it essentially restored it to like-new. |
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Post by JimW on Apr 11, 2007 19:06:02 GMT -6
Mr and Mrs 'ssauga FTW!! ;D
If you were at Rankin you in my old neighbourhood, my mom's house is off Red Pine off Queen Street, ****e yer everywhere, seeing me at my new office, now around the corner from my moms...lol
I have the Meguirs product and I find it shows better on the rear reflector.
Apparently the Rankin guys are very knowledgeable with Auroras.
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Post by froggyscike on Apr 20, 2007 20:43:00 GMT -6
HA HA and the stuff is called AURORA imagin that.... Now where do u get this Aurora Cleaner stuff, cause that sure did make a difference on ur head lights, would they work on FOG LIGHTS for the first gen to? mine are a lil bit foggy. Fog lights are supposed to be foggy; otherwise, why would they be called that? quote] Yes i know that centennialman but mine is foggy as in like the plastic SUCKS. How much does this stuff usually cost? |
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Post by webenergy on Apr 21, 2007 8:19:20 GMT -6
Wow! I do see a difference in the lights! I can also see why the product kind of jumped out at you! I wonder what other aurora products there are out there?
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Post by centennialman on Apr 23, 2007 7:55:13 GMT -6
HA HA and the stuff is called AURORA imagin that.... Now where do u get this Aurora Cleaner stuff, cause that sure did make a difference on ur head lights, would they work on FOG LIGHTS for the first gen to? mine are a lil bit foggy. Fog lights are supposed to be foggy; otherwise, why would they be called that? quote] Yes i know that centennialman but mine is foggy as in like the plastic SUCKS. How much does this stuff usually cost? Sorry, couldn't resist the pun. I get into lots of trouble. About the price. I paid $5.95, but as you can see, it had been sitting around this guys shop, probably for years. Looking at the manufacturer's site, it seems to be in the $20 range. If you are interested, they will point you to a local retailer. |
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Post by aurora2fst4u on Aug 11, 2007 23:25:08 GMT -6
I've heard Toothpaste applied with a damp cotton cloth also works well (old school speaking).
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would they work on FOG LIGHTS for the first gen to? mine are a lil bit foggy. 
The stuff is supposed to work on any plastic, but it is a marine product. I got it from Rankin Auto and Marine (JimW will know where that is). It had been sitting around for years by the look of the package.
