Meguiar's G17110 Headlight Protectant 295ml

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The ultimate headlight restoration video in this video, I’ll show you how to restore your headlights to like-new condition using a Now before we start polishing we’re just gonna wipe them dry with a rag or some paper towel. Now that we got the headlight all dry we’re gonna apply the lens and polish protector. Basically, all this sanding is doing is just removing that top layer of oxidation all that haze headlight hazing you know the fogging in the headlights. All the sanding is gonna get rid of all that out of that top plastic layer? How to Polishing the Headlights You just spray it on lightly and a little goes a long way. Be sure to read the instructions because this one has a lot of steps. The box says it only takes 35 minutes to apply, but that is not accurate. If your car is newer and you just want to protect your headlights that are already in good shape, then this product is good for that. This headlight clear coat can maintains clarity on new or restored headlights, also provides durable UV protection for headlights.

Optional: Bug and tar remover, cleaning solution for plastic surfaces, index them, waterless car wash A Step by Step Guide on How to Protect Headlights From UV Step 1: Determine How Badly Damaged Your Car’s Headlights Are Using silicone tape is not recommended. It may not seal properly and can be messy to clean up. Buying a proper headlight lens sealer is ideal as it has more protective features from damaging factors such as UV rays and harsh weather conditions. Conclusion This product provides clarity to old or new lenses to improve its life and sustainability overtime as harsh weather conditions may damage it. This coating protects and replenishes dirty headlight lenses.Not a major transformation. Will make a difference after cleansing but may require more product on each headlight. Like most DIY solutions proposed on this topic, this video is only half the job. Once you have prepared the headlight as shown in this video, you must protect the headlight from UV with a permanent barrier, not just a temporary one using a polish like that shown here. The problem with relying on polish UV protection is that you need to maintain it continually. Where I live that means polishing my lights every two months because our sun is exceedingly harsh. This simply isn’t realistic and I have better things to do. My car lives outside which doesn’t help matters either. (One day I’ll have space for a car in my garage… but not today.)

Wear your protective gear when handling the chemicals in the spray. Better wear a respirator to avoid inhaling the fumes and rubber gloves to keep from touching the chemicals. Not 100% clarity. Works very well to create clarity on lenses in the 80-90% range which is still high quality.How far along you are with this step depends again on how bad the condition of your headlights is because the more scratches there are, the longer you have to wait for this step. How long it will take before you can proceed depends on how much protective coating is applied to each coat. You should do at least two coats or more to ensure that your headlights are adequately protected from further damage. Step 7: Let Dry & Reinstall Headlight Covers Some headlight sealants are not limited to only providing a protective coating as they can be used as a light polishing compound. If your headlights are lightly or mildly oxidized, a 2-in-1 headlight sealant would be best as it gives you the ability to restore your headlights and protect them from oxidation at the same time. Level of Protection Better as a sealer. You may want to use a cleanser (or scrubber) before as it contains half cleansing and half sealing formulas.