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Old 02-13-2011, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by FSETH View Post
Sunlight (UV rays) debris hitting the lens (casing pitting) acid rain, dirt, etc. is what I have read causes the hazing. Property maintenance probably does make them last longer, but it is hard to really protect from UV rays and debris unless you use some type of film protector.


Lack of cleaning is not the cause of the haze. I also tend to put the blame on UV exposer and the "sandblasting" that the headlights endure on the roads at high speeds. Having a garage does wonders to keep the lenses from hazing. My neighbor just traded in her X, (garage kept and city driving only) same year as my X but the lens looked brand new!
I think the vinyl lens covers that are sold out there would help keep the hazing from occurring as they are filter out the UV rays and protect from debris.
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