Car Headlight Restoration Kit, Auto Headlight Lens Polish Repair Kit Atomizing Cup Headlight Vapor Renovation Tool with 200ml Liquid for Repair of Scratch,Yellowed, Haze, Oxidized, Cracked Headlights

The Car Headlight Restoration Kit, Auto Headlight Lens Polish Repair Kit Atomizing Cup worked perfectly on my foggy, yellowed headlights. The kit is easy to use and delivers professional-looking results right at home. The atomizing cup evenly applies the solution, and within minutes, my headlights were crystal clear again — almost like brand new. What I really appreciate is how smooth the process is. The instructions are simple, the finish is long-lasting, and the headlights have a bright, clean look. It also saves a lot of money compared to professional services.

The product us absolutely amazing.. works perfectly.. only issue is the time to sand down the the light.. restores look us3 and brightness 100%.. easy to use once you read the instructions

I have an older model truck that the headlight lens film over very easy. I thought for years that it was better to replace the lens when this happens until I decided to try this kit. Glad I did. This kit works great and saves me money and work.

I picked up a second one of these, and it's been performing really well. I've been using it on my car and a few others since 2022. The restoration effect holds up for about six months, especially if the car is parked outside. It's a solid investment for keeping things looking sharp. Definitely worth grabbing if you need it.

I read the reviews and still had doubt but ordered it anyway. My headlights were hazy and yellow, so I did not know if this would work...To my surprise, it worked...I agree with the reviews if sanding by hand, it's a lot and takes time. But wow, when applying the vapor, it not only works, but is really fun to do. I recommend this kit. It's a complete kit and I'm sure i can get at least 2 sets of lights restored with this one kit. Just follow the instructions and watch a video or 2... its not hard, but takes about an hour and a half each light if sanding it by hand and taking your time...

Used it on my 2005 Bonneville and it looks great. It is a little wavey but the car is 21 years old now. I wasn't expecting perfect but its looks good enough even up close.

Not what you think, tried it out ,kinda works out, but easier just polishing out,another wasted purchase, and figured I'd save the remaining liquid to try later, but evaporated, so I wouldn't waste the money

We got this kit for the European repair I own. We wanted to test it on our own cars before selling this as a service on customer's vehicles. We tried it on a few sets of headlights we had laying around and we were very surprised how well this worked. My shop manager tried it out on his Ford F350 Super Duty and found out the lens has some kind of clear coat on them. So he ended up wet sanding them down for a while before applying the vapor. All of the European we've performed this on works very easily. Those vehicles include Mercedes ML320, E320 & C32 AMG, Range Rover HSE, Mk4 Golf R32 and a few others. The Ford was the only one that required a lot of work. If you look at your headlights very close, you may be able to see the face of the lens may have a clear edge around the face. This may indicate you have a coating on top and it will requite more sanding that others.

I see a lot of negative reviews, and there are some that I feel did not do a proper prep prior to using this product. There are lots of youtube videos that show just how to use this product properly. The way I did it was to sand in the following order: Mask car body surrounding the headlights so as to not damage your paint. I wet sanded the headlights with the following grits: 400 / 600 / 800 / 1000 / 1500 / 2000 as this is what I had on hand. While sanding I sprayed water to keep the headlights wet. Using the 400 grit I got it down to a haze where the headlight looks like it's frosted and cannot see through. I sanded left to right, up and down, counter clockwise, then clockwise circular motion. I then stepped up to the next grit as I go. Each time making sure it gets smoother. I kept it wet constantly as I sanded. Once I completed the 2000 grit, I sprayed water to clean the headlight and used a microfibre cloth to dry it. I took out the mug, the cone shaped top and 1 o-ring (mine came with 2). I shook the solution bottle, opened it and poured 1/2 of the bottle into the mug. Put the o-ring onto the cone shaped top and placed it onto the mug. I plugged in the mug to the power adapter (i got the one with the power brick). I then let it heat up till the content got hot and vapour coming out of the nozzle. (You must keep it plugged in so that it constantly heats the content in the mug) I moved the nozzle in a slow manner and about 3/4" away from the headlight. Starting from the top and working from left to right, or right to left ending at the bottom of the headlight. (It's easier to start from the top so if you accidentally hit the headlight with the mug, you're not smearing the product). I realized this was better after doing it a different way on the 1st headlight and added small smudges. I would highly recommend you do this in an area that does not have strong wind as the product will not get onto the headlight as I had encountered. I kind of resolved this by using a piece of cardboard blocking the wind. If you are in your garage and are applying this product, PLEASE WEAR A MASK. The one that filters chemicals!! Tip: I noticed that if the product in the mug is running low, you can lightly swash the liquid in the mug by moving it around and it produces more vapour. This helped a lot. Remember, SLOW and STEADY. Don't rush this. As I applied the product, I checked from different angles to make sure I didn't miss a spot. There were many spots that I had to go back and touch up. Overall, this product does what it was intended to do.

Work just as described. My light are now like new and have outlasted all the gimmicks out there.

Works great and easy to apply but i think the liquid is east to consume i suggest getting an additional liquid for atomizing so you can perfectly coat both your headlights

The package arrived on time. The kit has everything you need. I like, that it comes in a little hard case for storage. I've used this restoration kit to restore the headlights on my 2007 Toyota Yaris and it work like magic! The headlights turn out to be like new. I don't know how long the clear lenses will last, but as per online info for this kind of product it should last 3 to 5 years. But I assume, everyone case is different, it depends on multiple factors. Well, if the car is stored in the garage away from the alements and sunlight, plus taken care of then it should last a very long time. Yes, I would suggest this product to everyone I know. The price is reasonable too.

My only suggestion is to start at the 360 grit paper. The first two levels leave really deep scratches that are hard to buff out. I could see those grits only really being necessary if you pulled an old car out of the bush and the headlights were completely yellowed and hazed over. Otherwise, this kit worked great, and there's plenty of supplies left over to do another 2 applications, if not more if you get more sandpaper. I'm very happy with how this turned out