Turtle Wax Car Headlight Restoration Kit, Removes Oxidation and Renews Yellowing Headlights, Includes Polishing Pad, Headlight Lens Repair & Renew Compound and 2 Ceramic Acrylic Sealing Wipes

The media could not be loaded. For the price, this kit is a great, good quality and less messy for a quick job in removing the oxidation from the headlights.Whilst I did use a polish machine when buffing, this definitely isn’t needed and can easily be done by hand.I’ve used the full turtle wax headlight restoration kit previously, and this kit is just as good and less than half the price. In all, it took me 30 mins for each headlight. Definitely Recommend!

This kit doesn't appear to be as comprehensive as the original version but I am still very pleased with the results. Not 100% but pretty close. My headlights were not in the worst condition and only needed a little sanding but this kit did make an big improvement and the lights look almost new now. I made a better job of the second vehicle so I think practice helps.

Having used the base Motor headlight lens cleaner previous it didn’t come up to my standards which that’s partly because of my drill dying but I thought let me have a crack at this one with the turtle wax headlight lens clean/restorer I took a bit more time to sort this out and obviously with a new drill as well although I’ve incorporated what total wax recommended I still sanded it down using my drill the new one and upon doing so as you can see the results they come out so clear It definitely is a product worth buying. You do have to have a little bit of savvy upstairs to get them looking how you want but all in all a great product plenty of headlight lens polish or you’ll even have some left over great product has improved the clarity on the vehicle now

Well worth the effort. Went through the steps 3x then finished with the acrylic wipe. In total it took about an hour. Great value for money

The jury's still out for me on this product. I think the compound and sanding block depend on how bad your headlights are. If they're really hazy and yellow this kit will probably be great but my lights were so-so and I was just trying to improve some of the UV damage. The compound paste does a good job of clearing any dirt the wash missed so that gets a thumbs up. The sanding block just scratched the plastic despite copious amounts of water and gentle "finger pressure" sanding. The finishing ceramic coating made both headlights look absolutely amazing but the following day it had gone all misty. I then had to use the compound and a lot of elbow grease to get the headlights back to their original condition. To be fair it does say in the instructions that ideal application temperatures should be between 13-29C and the ceramic coating works best when less than 80% humidity. I had neither option open to me as my MOT's in winter and that's when I did the work. I'll try it all again in the warmer months and update my review if it works better.

I've read reviews from other users, ranging from useless to extremely good. My own opinion is, this product does restore my headlamp covers but not as dramatic as described, however after using the product my the headlamp covers do look a lot better than before - surely good enough to pass the MOT which is the reason I bought it. Considering it only costs £12, it worth a try.Also this is not a quick job - the sanding and polishing require some time, patience and effort in order to see the effect.

So I had seen the others which used an electric drill and involved masking off the paintwork around the lights. This was a quarter of the price so I thought nothing to loose. My car has 4 headlamps. It was not possible to see the bulbs or the reflector looking through the glass, although obviously when switched on the bulb shone through albeit poorly in the case of dipped headlights. I really didn't expect much. It probably cost me about 30 - 40 mins all in. I applied the cream and polished for 30 seconds. It was slightly better. So, as per the instructions as not fixed I used the sanding pad, then wiped off. At this point it looked as bad if not worse than before I started. I applied the cream again repeating step 1. It was remarkably better. I can see the bulbs and the reflector and the headlamps look great. They haven't been this good for over 2 years. Is it perfect? No. If you go up close to scrutiny distance (4 inches away) and study the glass then there is a couple of marks slightly visible. But, other than that standing 6 feet away from the car it looks like it has new headlights.

easy enough instruction. im happy with this result