Been there, done that. Pull the headlight and disassemble as much of the fixture that holds the bulb in place. Use a good spray type window glass cleaner (Invisible Glass for instance) and spray a good amount inside. Stuff a large number of paper towels into the assembly and use a wooden dowel or wooden skewer to move the towels all over the inside. Remove the wet ones, fill it again with a like amount of dry ones and repeat. Yes, you will see some moisture remaining on the reflector but I've been able to remove the majority of it using the air gun on my compressor.
Should you decide to pull the glass off, the adhesive you want to look for is GEOCEL 2320 Construction, Tripolymer gutter and narrow seam sealant, it will stick snot to a chicken's lip!! On 4 Mar 2013, at 13:24, Chad Rebuck wrote: I have rectangular shaped euro headlights on my Jetta. For many years now the passenger side has a foggy / hazy appearance on the inside. If I could easily reach the inside surface of the lens I could clean it. I've rubbed off the haze in a small spot with a stick and towel but there is no easy way to reach the entire surface. Suggestions on how to clean? Maybe a liquid cleaner that I could dump in there? If I remove the lens would I be able to glue it back together reliably? _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ a2-16v-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.a2-16v.com/mailman/listinfo/a2-16v-list
