Trick to scraping Ice off the rear lights?
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Trick to scraping Ice off the rear lights?
The rear brake lights had a thick layer of ice/frost on the rear brake lights this morning. The temperature outside is around -5 C.
I wanted to know if there is a trick to scraping off ice on the rear brake lights because it's housed in that nice clear plastic.
Is it safe to use a ice scraper on it without scratching it up? Is there a better way to do it?
..I just left it alone this morning, I dunno, maybe I'm just paronoid.
I wanted to know if there is a trick to scraping off ice on the rear brake lights because it's housed in that nice clear plastic.
Is it safe to use a ice scraper on it without scratching it up? Is there a better way to do it?
..I just left it alone this morning, I dunno, maybe I'm just paronoid.
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Originally Posted by Admiral8
The rear brake lights had a thick layer of ice/frost on the rear brake lights this morning. The temperature outside is around -5 C.
I wanted to know if there is a trick to scraping off ice on the rear brake lights because it's housed in that nice clear plastic.
Is it safe to use a ice scraper on it without scratching it up? Is there a better way to do it?
..I just left it alone this morning, I dunno, maybe I'm just paronoid.
I wanted to know if there is a trick to scraping off ice on the rear brake lights because it's housed in that nice clear plastic.
Is it safe to use a ice scraper on it without scratching it up? Is there a better way to do it?
..I just left it alone this morning, I dunno, maybe I'm just paronoid.
Just leave it alone. It'll still shine red through the ice. Start scraping it and I'm sure you'll crack it or chip some paint around it.
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