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I dont know if it me, but the light here in BC seems very different from the UK. Here are a few shots of the garden...... This Morning...... This evening ........ Its a shame we dont have a "sunrise" or "sunset" view as I think we have missed some stunning ones Oh well, they will be even more special when I do capture them Edit: Hark at me moaning already

+1 on the above. GLWTS

I guess you could try a hair dryer, but a) I dont fancy your electric bill after 2 days or the look on the Missus face when its blows up after a few hours You could also turn your heating up to max and just sit in your pants for a few days also. (Pics NOT required)

Ooooh Nice

Could just be a faulty sensor or loose Best get it checked out Drop in on one of the Traders/Forum Members who have the equipment to diagnose

Welcome Along

+1 And get a Bug Sponge (Sponge in a net) from Halfrauds for the small areas that are really tough to remove with a normal sponge

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Bonnet de Douche… ...Rodney

Nice touch with the "Z"

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Very nice

Looking forward to updates in this one

No did not take to bits Depending on where the moisture is getting in, it might take a day or four to dry out. But you need to find where its getting in first

I had moisture in my Reflectors after putting LED's in. So I left them in the airing cupboard for a day or two... dried them out nicely. Are you sure the dullness is on the inside? as Megs Metal Polish works wonders on the outside. I think GLRNET did a post... here you go..... http://www.350z-uk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=47592&hilit=headlight+clean

Its called condensation ....... ..... sorry I would take them out, try to find where the moisture is getting in, dry them out thoroughly and re-seal. Might be a slow process, but worth it. The inside of the lenses will start to become dirty the longer you leave it

Something is not put back correctly Else the water would not be getting in. I don't remember having water in my headlights

+1 They are a Bargain GLWTS

Looks much better

Sorry to see her go I hope you passed on the Tango Man to the new owner Whats next?

Perhaps I should mention the downsides....... 1. Missing my Family and Friends (a little) .... 2. The Kettle takes for ever to boil as its only 110v here 3. Most people cant drive for Toffee, utterly appalling, really need to keep your wits about you ..... errr thats it

Sooo we went to Peachland, yes its a real place ........... Click Guess what they sell there................ Its in the heart of the Okanagan Valley, which is the fruit growing capital of BC Needless to say we filled the boot with fruit drove home....... a nice 10 hour drive there and back The roads through the mountains were fantastic, but did not get many good photos This was rush hour........ ........ seriously NOT joking, we saw about 20 cars or trucks every hour Its only 10 hours After being here for a month, it very much like Scotland or Wales, but EVERYTHING is bigger - Roads, Cars, Trucks, Mountains, Ice Cream, Burgers, Onions (Saw some as big as the average persons head ) Squirrels, Robins... you get the idea Even the Barbecue's are bigger.... here is our one that I have spent the last 2.5 hours putting together Bring on the Steak ... and not its not staying in the lounge