Headlight Restoration Kit, 800g Vapor Headlight Restoration Kit, Head Light Lens Restore Kit with 800g Repair Liquid for Repair Headlight Yellowing/Vague/Scratch/Oxidation

OMG! this kit is the best should have known about this along time ago, very easy to use and the results are amazing. Use painters tape for masking off works alot better. Highly recommend!!!

My Wife's Chevy Silverado headlights got really foggy. It was hard to see. I did a bunch of research and the videos on this looked too good to be true, but I figured I would try it anyway because the other remedies were not all that good. My wife made fun of my "coffee" headlight restorer. I had the last laugh! This thing is MAGIC! I made her come outside and marvel at the clarity that this restorer did. A couple of notes. Some headlights get these little hairline cracks in them in addition to the haze. This isn't going to fix the crack, but what it will do is fix the flat surface. My wife's truck had the hairline cracks and even though there are some still visible, the product worked amazing. She will actually drive it at night again. Last tip - don't use the tape they provide. Get a better quality painters tape to tape off the truck so the sandpaper doesn't etch the paint. I tripled up the tape but it is so thin that it was a pain getting it out. Lesson learned.

I’m really impressed with this headlight restoration kit. My headlights were yellow and foggy, and after using this, they look almost brand new. It was easy to use and didn’t take much time. The kit removed oxidation and improved visibility at night. Great value for the price and definitely worth it!

I was a little hesitant on buying this but I figured I would try it. Contents were good, except for the tape, that’s not so good. Instructions were informative to complete the job. Product was really easy to use, (my first time doing this on a 2016 Toyota Highlander. Very impressed with the results. I would buy this again. Pics below are one side complete compared to the other.

Prep work is key with this . Only complaints I have is the heating element in the cup is not strong enough have to excessively continue to fill it little by little . Also the lids don’t seal the best causing leaks . Lastly good product overall just need to work on a few things . Cup, heating element , better seals and the fluid cap leaks after opening and using it once causing me to have to have bottle up right instead of being able to store it in the box . If these items get fixed and the headlight fluid was able to be bought separately would recommend if you have skill being able to prep and sand .

I picked the worst car I have to do this to show you how well it works 2005 PT cruiser that looks terrible but it has nice clear headlights now !! it works great, but there is a trick!! some reviews claimed that the cup didn’t get hot enough to create the vapor well, that’s not really the case. I found the way it works best for me. Only fill the cup 1/4 of the way. It takes between five and ten minutes to become warm enough to use. When you’re pointing it at the headlight, move the cop around in a small circular motion ,as you see in the video. This allows the liquid to swirl around the sides of the warm cup, creating a constant vapor. If you try to use this by just holding the cup stationary and pointing the nozzle at the headlight, you’ll find only a little vapor comes out and then you have to wait for more to be created Swirling the fluid in the cup will allow you todo a whole headlight without an issue.- again as seen in the video. I would totally recommend doing this unless you like waiting! I would also recommend following up with a good headlight sealer like the one made by Maguires also available here on Amazon. It comes out like hairspray or clearcoat. Paint covers your headlights and protect them. It makes them last a lot longer than if you did nothing at all. The previous method I used was a foam ball on a drill with mother‘s aluminum and billet polish, followed up with Maguire sealer. There’s plenty of videos on that on YouTube if you are interested to see that process. I think this is a better easier quicker better way to go.

Don't waste your money. The chemical solution is ok, but the heating cup is trash. Heats up for a few seconds then it just stops. The sand paper is also trash. The cheapest stuff.

pleasantly surprised with this kit; complete with wet/dry assorted sandpaper, vapor liquid, and sanding block…did the wet sanding as normal to remove oxidation and then wiped clean the headlight before using the vapor and just went from spot to spot and watched the sanded surface disappear …worked amazing