Here is my experience of this product from the UK. I had my original faded headlamps sanded down by a mobile headlight restoration company 2 years ago. They were bad. I realised that the original coating would be lost. They guaranteed them for 1 year. Sure enough, after 1 year they started yellowing again. The car recently failed the MOT test as the headlamps were so bad. I bought this kit back in the summer, and planned to give it a try. Anyway, now in November with bad weather and a failed MOT, I was forced to give it a try. To my amazement, I used the cream only twice per headlight, with reasonable pressure and the headlights were back to like new. I was fully expecting to spend alot of time sanding. I could not apply the protective coating as it was forecast rain. I will do them again later and apply the protective coating. I really did not expect this result. I am very happy. I could see lots of yellow and black staining on the apllication cloth, so the cream was really taking off the contaminated layer on the lens.

Just think: Before the advent of lens restoration kits, companies/dealerships were getting over on consumers concerning this! It's the same concept (to me), seeing as how cable rates were ridiculously high and then comes streaming! Good job, my guy!

Okay so I've just followed this as the (unused) kit my daughter gave me was missing the instructions. I've got a 2005 ford Ka with just one light that needs cleaning. Yes the light is better now yet really it takes 45 minutes on each light. This has been a bank holiday weekend job when I've finally gotten the time to do it in.

It works! I purchased the 'Speed' version initially but then discovered the standard 'full' version so I got that too and used it since it was only a couple dollars more and had more stuff. I'm saving the other one for the future. At first it didn't seem to be doing much but after completing the steps it was a dramatic improvement. I took before/after photos and it's obvious. I didn't realize how clouded they were. Turtle Wax for the win.

This absolutely worked for me on my 2010 Mazda CX-9!! There were orange and fogged up.. came out almost just like new!!

Thanks for the walk-through, got the same results. Great kit. Inexpensive + works as advertised = win.

Awesome job man, pretty confident now doing this tomorrow after watching your video! Much appreciated! ✋😁

Excellent presentation! You were thorough, clear and I could follow everything. I switched to your video from another one hosted by a guy who said that sandpaper was needed in order to do the job properly, and to use a drill and pad to apply the products. I'm glad I switched!

Thanks for the excellent information! I thought I was going to have to buy new headlights! You’ve saved me a lot of time and money on my widows pension 😊

Thanks for taking the time. I wasn't sure which to buy and now I know!

The kit is amazing i do it every year. Great video.

Thanks so much for the video had to watch it before I open my kit man I'm blown away I'm so impressed I can't stop looking at my head lamp it like new 😮

I used 0000 steel wool, rubbing compound, polishing compound, then some 303 protectant. Mostly because it's stuff I already have around and works about as well as anything else. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the video!

The turtle wax kit is great value I got two cars done with one kit. One of the car's was quite bad so I sand it down to 2000 grit wet sand paper on its own first, then finished it with the turtle wax kit pads. For the other car I used only the kit's sanding pads. I think the kit's pads go higher than 2000 grit, maybe up to 4000 (which is how high you'd go if you just bought wet sanding paper and did it without a kit). I finished them both the kit's polishing compound and a small 3 inch pneumatic polisher. There's plenty of polishing compound. The wipes are the limiting factor and are just barely enough for two cars I'd you're careful. Both look great. I hope it lasts a long time, but I know it won't.

Great video thanks!

I like the music that comes on when he's scrubbing the headlight. 😃

I use a blue kitchen scotch scratch (blue does not scratch plastic in the kitchen Ex. microwave controls, the green scratch does scratch/scars plastic) and Meguiars Restore & Polish which did an amazing job. I was still not satisfied, so used the blue scratch pad and wet baking soda - which took another layer of the oxidated yellow scum off. I did use Meguiars polish to try and protect it for 6 months. This only lasts 6 months, it must be restored biannually.

I appreciate the video, does it have enough of the last 2 applications for both light's ?

Worked great. I still have more from both bottles, though.

Switching up the direction of sanding with each pad is definitely the way to give the best results. Circular hand sanding with a pad just doesn’t come close to what a drill can do. Curious to know why you didn’t just pop the hood to be able to better sand the top of the lens. It would also eliminate the need to tape your hood. The base coat wipe (and the sealant wipe) is not supposed to be unfolded.

I used this product following the instructions, the wet sanded headlights looked like new, however the lens protector\sealing wipes performance is really not as great as advertised. The headlights were back to discolored in about 6 months. Not as badly as they were before using the product, but definitely not as as advertised. More wipes should be included with the kit for touch up and maintenance applications.

It does work well

Nice video, but whats with the dim lights in the garage??

Hi ! I have this kit unused since 3 years, but is still ok. I am curious how long lasts the protective coat applied in the last step. Great job!

How come other videos instruction said put the compount first and then do the sray and sand it afterwards? You sray and sand it and then use the compound. Is your technique the correct one?

Oh... and in reality, I think that would be a great idea to have both headlights prepped before applying the protective coats since you have only one piece of each wipe tissue available in this kit .

Nice job. Is there enough in the kit to do the second headlight? And, just so you know, it\s $20 in Canada. Still not bad. Thanks.

Does one kit do both headlight ?

My ocd had my eye twitching as I watched that dirty liquid dripping down all over the bumper as he went through the steps 😂

Great video. I'd like to know if there's enough supplies to do BOTH headlights and if so, are there 2 sets of the pads and wipes or just 1 set you have to re-use for the second headlight. Thanks.

In a cple other vids of this turtle wax kit being tested, the first step they said was applying the compound first, then the number sanding pad with the wet lube, then the number 2 sand pad, and so on, and the last step with the compound again. Any particular reason for skipping step one?

What front lip is that

Can you use it on tail lights???

I used it on my Audi Q7 2009 and they look like new again. Don’t use the other brands as the mostly do the same job and cost much more.

the kit is for only 1 headlight?

It didn’t stop my yellow head light but it’s shiny and not foggy tho

Instructions clearly state not to unfold those wipes.

Mine look great in the daytime. At night, micro scratches everywhere.

one box for one headlight 😮😮

So one of those boxes is for one head light?

Can you do both head lights with one box?

great music video bruh! play some rap music next time. and thanks for keeping yourself in front of the camera through the whole video. that really helped

Great Video explaining the process...BUT...!!! i will say you were driving me crazy not wiping all the product running all over your front bumper!!..how could you not see it!!! DUDE..it was total tunnel vision on your part!!... but again good video.

So maybe it's a condensation problem after years on the INSIDE. Think?

From my understanding, you need one complete Turtle Wax kit per headlight meaning you need two kits to do both?

I honestly think a normal cut and polish works better

Read the complete instructions first. The video fails to mention that the base coat should dry before applying the sealer. If you apply the sealer before the base coat dries you will get some streaking.

...but the background-music makes me dizzy and crazy. O.o

Open the hood next time

He's literally doing what the instructions say. Not sure why anyone would need a video for this...

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I don't see the purpose of taping around the light when you have run off onto the paint below.

I think you backwards

Wrong Wrong Wrong. Advice: before making a video, read the directions.

Why is it necessary to accompany what could have been a good video with such horrible music. Is this a youtube mandate??

I searched everywhere for that elbow grease, it's hard to find.