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WIN: Rain-X – bright idea for dull headlights

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altHeadlight technology has come a long way in recent years and it’s good to see that headlight restoration products are keeping up. 

Motorists and truckies can increase night-time vision and visibility by restoring the clarity of their clear plastic headlight lenses.

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Over time these typically cloud and yellow as a result of UV rays, road grime and pollution exposure.

All of which contributes to reducing light from the headlamps and reduces vision of the road ahead.

New Zealand automotive products distributor, Griffiths Equipment, has announced a new Rain-X Headlight Restoration Kit, which restores fading clear plastic lenses and removes discolouration.

Bruce Walker, sales manager at Griffith Equipment, “It’s worrying how much light you lose from yellowing or hazing of plastic headlight covers. Because it happens over time you often don’t realise it’s happening” warns Walker.

Well known in the automotive and marine industry, Rain-X is a trusted American brand with 40 years plus history in the windscreen glass treatment and cleaning market.

The complete Rain-X kit contains everything needed to restore lens clarity, following a simple four step process to see an immediate improvement in lens clarity.

Products in the Rain-X Headlight Restoration Kit are now available from leading automotive outlets nationwide and start at $27.

DIESELtalk has three complete Rain-X restorations packs to give away, worth $57 each, to the first three respondents that email rainx@autotalk.co.nz with Rain-X prize pack in the subject bar.

Submit your address details when we contact you –  if you’re a lucky winner that is.   

Contact Bruce Walker at Griffiths Equipment on 09 525 4575 for trade distributor enquiries.

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