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...the video show 600 and 3000 grit sandpaper being used.

Wetor 2310 liquid polymer headlight restoration

it is chloroform I suppose.

You have to heat the liquid and vapor it. Wipe it on lens would leave streak marks. I got the entire system on Amazon for 25 bucks. Same as you would at local store but I like this better.

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@@lovelacetom007 تشتك

An atomized cup

Because headlight turns yellow and dirty and there will be minor scratches here and there which you can't see . By using sandpaper you are removing a top layer of the dirt and after removing top layer using polish fills the gap and gives shine

You need to remove the old uv coating thats why

U can also use 2500 grit

2000 grit is enough

it is chloroform I suppose.

No it's synthetic rasin and toulene

The label on the bottle says 3-5 years.

I like this better than clear coat. You can always sand and vapor it again and again. It is so easy to do. I used the drill with sanding attachments.

Nothing cleans that, except opening them up and cleaning them

Keep sanding till you get a uniform haze after then yes you can the product

@@lordhelmet916 is it just heat coming out?

if your headlight just yellowish apply with 100, 120, 150, 180, 240, 360, 400, 500, 600, 1200, 1500, 2000, 3000 grit sandpaper till the plastic looks more "white" and smooth, after that you can use rubbing compound or something else for more bright and shine like brand new headlight. but, if your headlight appears thousand crack then the lamp is on you must be scrapping with sharp cutter or blade because the sandpaper can't touch the layer of thousand cracks

Try reducing the sand paper grit by using below 1000 for removing yellow layer.

if you don't apply any kind of uv protection it wont't last long.

liquid polymer

I recommend the Sylvania restoration kit

100% pure acetone Only works on headlights because they are made of poly carbonate Back brake lights are acrylic those you have to buff out

You can also use clear coat. After the sanding step. Still got same effect

@@anguslean4058 its not. It is synthetic rasin and toulene

@@w_end-kun clear coat is reflecting inside the lens and less lights go thru

@@harnis3650 and yet I use 100% Acetone and it works just fine.

This method does work , the liquid goes in a cup which you heat up by 12v but don’t know how long the repair lasts

I think horse piss😂

acetone

Liquid chloroform

@@kostiVEVO would u mind giving us any LINK for acetone.. Thank you

@@roelleor2374 AU $14.69 | Car Headlight Polish Repair Tool Polishing Kit Heating Atomization Cup Electrical Heating Cup a.aliexpress.com/_mrKHQq7

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Depends what you coat it with They have a wipe on UV activated coating that will last years and years better then OEM

I done mine like that 3 years ago , still the same like new

@@anguslean4058 "they". who's "they"?

@@peterandrew2035 wich final product did you get?

@@noahvenco8861 same as this from video

What is deet Nenad,you mean the stuff for your body hair?

@@jasonemanuel9070 masquito spray

@@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA Do you have a link Nenad😁

Applied this two years ago, and it still looks as new.

Clear coat isn't permanent. But it is the longest lasting repair.

@@1221Ralph No. No clear coat. Polishing compound achieves a better finish and the acrylic lens itself outlasts any "coat" applied on top of it.

@@GatorWinup False. Clear coating is the longest lasting followed by ceramic coating. Polishing then waxing/sealing only last a few months.

@@1221Ralph You didn't even bother to explain your "clear coating" -- probably because you do not know the varieties out there. Keep stating a conclusion without facts. You know you don't know.

@@GatorWinup You don't make sense.

Why so many people are obsessed with the idea that a clear coat (name your substance please) would be more durable than the polycarbonate or acrylic materials that form the lens? Why do you add a layer of weaker, softer material that will peel off due to the heat cycles caused by the sun and the heat of the headlights? How do you control the thickness of the clear coat? How do you control the evenness of the clear coat? When you talk about applying clear coating, you have no idea what you are talking about. In your simple mind, a thin even layer would make it clear and give good protection. In reality, it yellows and peels off in time. Please.