Washing my spotlights after first trip

Hit 'em with the Gerni!!!!

;-)))

Somewhere on here there is an expert on cleaning these sorts of things (despite a reluctant one!)-especially caravans!

Write to the manufacturer. Its beyond the combined knowledge to come up with an answer.
Or maybe smack the crap out of them with a hammer until the mud drops off;)

What do you mean ??, the outside body or like the reflector and internals?? And how did you get Mud inside the lights?

If it’s the Outside Just wash the things, they are spotlights a bit of water and soap won’t do chit to em.

Inside use Metho to wipe everything down with.

Cheers .

Take em off, and throw them in the bin or alternatively send them to me. After all you don't want something thats going to get dirty.

Omo works well but put it on a gentle cycle, woollen cycle would do it, don't spin too much though.

I was only discussing this matter yesterday with Brew69 and Pesty. The common theme is, generally speaking, that you MUST remove the lights from the vehicle to avoid any chance of negative ions working their way into your radiator (BIG $$$$$ to fix, so you HAVE been warned!!!!!!!)

Once you've removed them from the bullbar, you can simply 'go to town' with a mild detergent and warm to tepid water......followed by (wait for it) ..........Brasso! Yes, I know it sounds weird, but Brasso is GR8 for getting the shine back onto the lenses of driving lights.

Would you believe it......neither Pesty nor Brew had ever heard of this method b4........ I was gobsmacked!!!!! I thought everybody knew this very basic rule for cleaning driving lights. I use a similar method for cleaning shoelaces too.