Headlight Restoration
A 19-piece kit for restoring cloudy or yellowed plastic headlight covers. Its two-component system includes polish, sealant, a polishing block and accessories.
Designed to help restore clarity and improve visibility when driving at night.
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Restoring plastic headlight covers
The kit is designed for yellowed or cloudy plastic headlight covers. It combines an abrasive polish with a separate sealant and a polishing block.
Application
- Clean the surface, polish it, then apply the sealant.
- Remove coarse dirt and grease before polishing; clean and dry the surface.
- The polishing block helps apply the products evenly and work on angled areas.
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- The sealant forms a transparent protective film intended to slow the return of cloudiness. Improved clarity may last several weeks or months, depending on use and weather conditions.
- Designed for conventional plastic covers. Check covers that are badly damaged or cracked first; polishing cannot repair mechanical damage.
- No special tools are needed. Gloves and eye protection are recommended to avoid skin contact and splashes in the eyes.
- The set contains 19 pieces, including polish, sealant, a polishing block and accessories.
Price history
- Lowest recorded price
- €12.99
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Specifications
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic |
| Dimensions | Headlight polish: approx. Ø 3 x 13 cm; sealant tube: approx. Ø 2.3 x 11.6 cm; polishing block: approx. 4 x 2.5 x 2.5 cm |
| Weight | approx. 149.2 g |
| Set contents | 19 pieces (polish, sealant, polishing block and accessories) |
FAQ
How long does the sealant last with daily use?
Durability depends on driving conditions and maintenance; under normal use, improved clarity can be expected to last several weeks or months before renewal may be useful.
Is the kit suitable for all plastic headlights?
It is designed for conventional plastic covers. Check very damaged or cracked covers beforehand, as polish cannot repair mechanical damage.
Is any pre-treatment required?
Before polishing, remove heavy dirt and grease residue. A brief cleaning with a suitable cleaner and drying is generally sufficient.
Are special tools or protective clothing needed?
No special tools are needed. Gloves and protective glasses are recommended to avoid skin contact and splashes in the eyes.