Turtle Wax51768 Headlight Restorer Kit Headlamp Cleaning Restores Brightness Kit, (Old Version)

MUST FOLLOW instructions. For real bad lights stop after sand #4. Then repeat from start. 2,3,4 times BEFORE doing the final 2 steps. Also wipe clean each repeat , up down then left right ea pad is important, keep wet. Before you put the conditioner & seal it will look kinda blurry a little scratchy still. If you did it right, took your time 20-25 mins ea light . Put compound on kinda heavy. Let Dry & then buff out like waxing a car. I did it few times. It still looked like crap but a bit better/still blurry ish…THEN put final packs on evenly. Read directions Use 1 side ea light. Follow directions. The seal is like a clear coat.. Fkn amazing results. Make sure its not gonna rain for a dat

Easy to use and liked really good but didn’t stay clear after 3 months

This is an honest review. This will not restore headlights to 100%. This will not restore headlights to 90%. I had medium to medium heavy oxidation. I achieved about a 75% to new results. Which is not bad and much better than what they were. I did however complete the entire process as described in the instructions about 3 times, using only towels and the provided materials with the kit. Overall abot 1 hours time. I do believe it's worth the money,we shall see how long it lasts. However it beats buying 200$ assemblies. But like "new" not even close. It will improve a daily driver or the appearance of a used car you are trying to sell for sure. Was I a little wowed, yes, but very little WOW factor and more of an ok,well that's for sure better. About a 70% improvement. Good enough for a daily driver for sure...but perfect, not even close. It is good product and worth the price. I highly recommend reserving judgement until applying the base coat and the sealing wipe,as they do actually make a big difference, however,there is nothing earth shattering here. It's a good value and a good product,but it's just that...it's just good,not great.

I used this headlight restoration kit to clear up some light fog and yellowing on my car’s headlights before a long night drive — and I was really impressed by the results. My headlights weren’t severely oxidized, so I didn’t need to use the sanding discs. Just the first two steps (the included liquid cleaner and polish) were enough to noticeably brighten the lenses and improve visibility.That said, the kit does include sanding pads if your headlights need more intensive restoration, which makes it a well-rounded and affordable solution. The instructions were clear, the process was quick, and I didn’t need any special tools or skills to get a good result.If you’re looking for an effective, budget-friendly headlight cleaner that delivers visible results in minutes, this one is Sincerely Approved. Highly recommend for anyone doing basic car maintenance at home.

I think the components to renew headlights may be in the kit, but the information is somewhat lacking. I did the process, but one headlight was still foggy.So I was left with questions about whether I could start anew, repeat certain processes, continually use the wax/buff product (perhaps with a slightly abrasive sponge).There are some skeletal directions on the back of the box (nothing inside!) so I think the manufacturer could give you some more information about the process, what your are doing, which steps to repeat and more contingencies.I rather felt from the start to the very end that I was not using the abrasive right or putting the final sealer on too soon (even though it says immediately but only after base is dry).Possibility it was some user error or I should have watched some videos, but I think providing the information is the manufacturer's job.Also, provider one time use packets of the final sealer is a cheapskate move, meaning you purchase is all for not if you have an error and also making the product a one time use.There may even be home remedies that are as useful here. I think I got a bit more clarity in my headlights but lots of fog on the process and instructions.

Works

I've tried a couple of other headlight restoration kits, including the one from 3M, and the results were "OK". Better than originally, but not great. I've also replaced headlight assemblies with new ones. That's a big pain. You have to remove the front bumper among other things.I saw a video review of the Turtle Wax 51768 Headlight Restorer Kit and decided to give it a try on a moderately cloudy pair of 2013 CRV headlights. I followed the directions - initial clean, 4 levels of finer grit, polish - and I'd say the results were 75% perfect.But then I wiped on the "Lens Base Coat Wipe." I don't know what's on it, but that took the headlights from uneven looking and foggy when you shone a light in the right direction, to 95%-100% as good as new. Something about the Lens Base Coat Wipe did it. And it STAYED perfect / near perfect through the next day.(Often, if you pour water over a cloudy headlight, the water fills in the "valleys" that create the cloudiness, but as soon as you dry off the headlight, it looks just as bad. Not the case with this Turtle Wax kit.)I recommend NOT bothering with other headlight restorer kits. My experience is that they're a lot of work with disappointing results. The Turtle Wax 51768 Headlight Restorer Kit made my old headlights look 95% to 100% perfect. Amazing!

Esto trae 2 tuallitas bien empapadas de un líquido. El 1ero es para aplicar al terminar y sellar el pulido de la pantalla y dar brillo. Y el 2do para evitar se vuelvan a poner amarillas en poco tiempo. Ambas tuallas llegaron casi secas. Imposibilitado que termine el trabajo. Contacté al vendedor y ya hace de eso 1 semana y ni respuesta me han dado. Al parecer no les interesa dar servicio al cliente y en un producto comprado online creo es fundamental.