The easiest way is to purchase a Headlight Lens Restoration Kit by 3M. They are available at AutoZone and 3mestore.com. (~$20) The Kit contains basically all the tools needed to restore the headlight lens and you use it with your household drill. The results you will get are amazing!
The cheap way is to mix tooth paste with glass cleaner.
You'll be surprise.
The proper name for clear glass on binoculars are called lenses
Answer I detail/restore headlights for used car dealers and I use The CrystaLenz Headlight Restoration Kit. Their product works great and is VERY easy to use. Check out their website CrystaLenz.com. An Acrylic lens deoxidizer is the safest fastest DIY way to get your headlights clear. It is the solution you want. It is 100% non abrasive pure liquid and it works on contact, no scrubbing or buffing. Your headlight will retain it's original surface without using surface damaging abrasive restorers. The Number #1 Acrylic Lens Deoxidizer world wide is Pittman Original ALR, SEE FOR YOURSELF Go to any search engine in the world and type in acrylic lens deoxidizer. You can try but you won't find a better acrylic lens deoxidizer at any cost. You can find out all the details on the home site: IBC34.COM
Early microscopes had limitations in the quality of lenses, resulting in unclear images. These lenses were often unevenly shaped and prone to distortion, which hindered the sharpness and accuracy of the images produced. This restricted the ability of early microscopes to provide detailed and precise observations of specimens.
On foggy nights, the light from the headlight beams scatters and reflects off the water droplets in the fog, making them visible to the human eye. On clear nights, the absence of water droplets means there is nothing for the light to reflect off of, so the beams are not visible.
The set of numbers for known distances between the binocular lenses of the ocular is typically standardized for binoculars. This distance, known as interpupillary distance (IPD), ranges from around 55mm to 75mm for most adults. It is important for proper alignment of the binocular lenses with the eyes for a clear and comfortable viewing experience.
The dealer, EBAY, do a google search..... they are used for roads
There are clear turn signal lenses available from a Chrysler LeBaron and the PLymouth Acclaim of the same vintage. The lenses integrated into the bumper are fully clear unlike the Spirit amber color. The turn signal lenses next to the headlight are clear with just the side reflectors being amber.
if its on the out side in most cases it is they sell a cleaning kit at the parts store that works good
The headlight assembly can be changed, but not just the actual clear lens on the front. See "Related Questions" below for how to remove the headlight assembly, and also how to clean them
Your local auto parts store should have a kit available to restore the clear plastic lenses over your headlamps.
No, clear lenses cannot be changed to transition lenses. Transition lenses have a special treatment that reacts to UV light to darken in sunlight, which cannot be added to regular clear lenses. You would need to purchase new transition lenses to have this feature.
first you wet sand the headlights with 1500 sandpaper until the are real smooth,then you buff them with 3m etc, rough compound using a wool buf pad on a bufing grinder un till clear,be carefull not to heat the headlights up go slow.when done thease will loook like new. best of luck.
To stop pine from yellowing, applying a clear non yellowing finish waterbased acrylic will help. As the pine begins to age, it will become darker and have a beige appearance as a natural process.
One way to get them clear again that is very inexpensive and easy is to : Remove the headlights (assuming you know how to). Take a really fine grain sandpaper like 800 to maybe 1000 ,and wetsand all of the ugly yellowing til its completely gone. Then get some 3M rubbing Compound (image on link provided) (http://www.autobodytoolmart.com/images/PRODUCT/medium/14342.gif) Use a microfiber towel to buff to a factory shine. [If you do perform this mod you assume all the responsibilty in doing so. ]
Sauflon Pharmaceuticals makes Clear Comfort contact lenses. They also provide many other types of contact lenses, and a variety of other eye care items.
Cost. Far cheaper to manufacture clear lenses than to make colored ones.
If they are designed for plastic they should not have any abrasives in them, so they should be safe, However if you are trying to remove cloudy oxidation from your thermoplastic /acrylic/ polycarbonate headlight lens they will not work.