My 93 Camry at 80,000 miles always seemed to have poor headlights since I bought it at 37,000 miles . The front of the lenses feel pitted and look a bit foggy while the part of them that wraps around the side looks and feels normal. I once read here that a fix would be to use Novus #2 and then #1 plastic polish. Anyone have any experience with this? Yesterday I found that my wife's 95 Corolla at 120,000 miles has the same pitted feeling (maybe a little less) but her headlights seem brighter.
Also, I can't see when backing up and have just figured out that backup lights may be just so that someone can see that you're backing up. Seems kind of dumb that they don't help the driver. I see that J.C. Whitney sells a set of 45 watt halogen backup lights. Would 90 watts be too much on that circuit? If so maybe one would be O.K.?
Thanks,
Marc