Auto head light stuff

Jim:

Sorry for the hijack!

Had I known that this issue hadn't been resolved, I would have brought down two partially used kits that worked very well and left them for you with CB back on the 19th of Feb. I had partially used each of these kits and never spent more than one hour "clarifying" my headlights with satisfactory results. Mind you one of them required a power drill but I would guess that you as a professional homeowner would have had once of those?

Jim W wrote: OMG, WTF does a rhino have to do with headlight stuff? Neil, thou shalt not hijack a thread....say it 3 times, and start a new one!

BTW, tried the stuff @ autozone and they didn't work, could a bought a new lense for less than I spent of the lense cleaners! LOL

Alright Father Jim....I will say 3 "thou shalt not hijack a thread"(s)...but ...
If Chopper charges your vehicle head on, you are going to need a lot more than a "headlight conditioner"....
Especially if he hits full speed between Albuquerque and the AZ bush.

Just havin fun with a couple of the good ole boys, over a beer.

Slainte:

You bring up an interesting point about charging rhinos. Rhinos have horrible eyesight and rely heavily on acute senses of smell and hearing. Back in 1962, we did a photo safari trip in Africa and visited the Ngorongoro Crater (http://www.ngorongorocrater.org/index.html) specifically to photograph rhinos. When we pulled up close to rhinos, the Land Rover drivers would leave the vehicles idling with the clutch in. If a rhino charged, they simply popped the clutch and moved forward 8' to 10'. Their explanation was that the vehicle image remained in the rhino's eyes after the vehicle moved and they would always miss.

PM this advice to Jim.....(he's the one making fun of rhinos).

GEEZ you guys....I'm trying to develop a multimillion $ business....repairing headlights.....and you are making a joke of it.....LOL

Jim:

There is a guy in Patzcuaro who works the main plaza area who is way ahead of you! He did a full detail of the exterior of our Windstar minivan including polishing of our headlights. All for $200MXN!

OK Neil, it's Happy Hour now.........200 pesos? I plan to make it up in volume!