Flash-to-Pass Fog fix?
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Flash-to-Pass Fog fix?
Yes you guessed it, my flash to pass lenses are starting to fog. I was wondering if there was any way to re-seal them in order to prevent that. Or if replacement is the only option. Believe it or not I searched thoroughly. Anything comments would be appriciated
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When theres no moisture inside they are practically new looking, really clear actually. Hypertek's idea seems to be what I already had in mind. Have yours leaked at all since you resealed them Hypertek ?
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Also, what about silicone instead of adhesive? If I screwed it up I would want to be able to get it back apart, or would I just have to heat up the adhesive resealant mentioned above?
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Never imagined I would solve this issue in 37 minutes, at 2:25 AM. Thanks guys!!!
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So...after you polish the lenses to a brand new look, clean them thoroughly with alcohol and spray them with a clear acrylic lacquer to keep them looking good.
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I went a different route
Fog inside the lens is moisture thats been accumulating for some time.
So what i did was simply drill two small holes in the side of each lens, this allows the moisture to evapourate on a hot day and prevents further accumulation.
After doing this i never had foggy lens ever again. No sealing, and couldn't even see the holes once fitted back on the car.
Plus you guys seems to be talking about two types of fog, 1: where moisture is trapped in the lens, 2: where the lens plastic coating has gone cloudy.
Fog inside the lens is moisture thats been accumulating for some time.
So what i did was simply drill two small holes in the side of each lens, this allows the moisture to evapourate on a hot day and prevents further accumulation.
After doing this i never had foggy lens ever again. No sealing, and couldn't even see the holes once fitted back on the car.
Plus you guys seems to be talking about two types of fog, 1: where moisture is trapped in the lens, 2: where the lens plastic coating has gone cloudy.
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