i wetsanded with 600, 1500, 2000 then 3m trizac 3000 then cleaner wax polish and carnuba...looks like new gets everything out.

 

i just went to walmart 2 days ago and used it.. wish i took before and after pictures... they worked great

 

Bought this yesterday for 15 bux



Took about an hour, happy with results for $15.


BEFORE



VERY NERVOUS Right about now lol



Voila

 

Restoration kit...it will last you 6 months max..... sanding more than that

 

wetsand for the best results.....

1000grit then 1500 grit is fine, anything more and your just wasting your time.

when you wetsand you need to do multiple goes at it and make sure you use soapy water, like a bucket with dawn to soak your sand paper in.

do 3 or 4 goes at it with the 1000 grit then 3 more with the 1500 grit, then use a heavy oxidation remover compound that is plexiglass friendly and polish them with a polisher, then use wax on the headlights 3 or 4 times with the polisher again

 

that is shop quality repair for headlight restoration,

while you guys are doing this do yourselves a favor and go get some dry ice to repair dents while your at it

 

yes. I have used it. It works. Its a lot like wet sanding plus you add some chemical constantly while doing it. It takes a while. The longer you do it for, the better results you get

 

I used this one and was pleased with the results. http://www.autogeek.net/lc-plastic-pro-kit.html Next time I do a car I am going to wet sand the headlights.