E-TECH Restored Headlight Clear Coat - 200ml

Good price. Really good results.

easy to use only took me about 20 min 10 each light, good quality, light look bran new again. done it all by hand 1000 grit then 1500 and finish with 2500 grit wet sanding

I restored the headlamps and they still looked hazy and milky.After applying the product, the headlamps looked like new almost.Not sure how long it will last, but the coating seems to be quite tough.Follow the instructions. As it does say allow a good 24 hours before driving thee car amd exposing the treated areas to water.The product seems to have dried hard after about 1 hour. And I will use the car tomorrow.Also worked well on the rear high level brake light which had turned pink and hazy. Now looks like new.

AI applied this after spending a lot of time buffing and polishing a UV light damaged polycarb headlamp cover, so good to find a UV protective, polycarb compatible glaze. I'm no stranger to using aerosol paint sprays, but the polished cover looked slightly better prior to using this than afterwards, perhaps owing to some overspray which I'll tackle at a later date. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, but there is scope to make a mess of it if unused to spray painting.

Cover was looking great but all tins splattered before finishing rending the job useless.Would be better if they sold the lacquer in normal container to use with a proper spray gun.Don’t know if I’ve got a bad batch but of four tins bought each one produced splatter, I’ve just reminded myself not to take the short cut of using aerosoles but to fire up the compressor and do the job right.

Very good value, and as long as you prepare the headlight , by sanding different sizes of paper starting off with 80 and work down to 300 , about 10 mins each sanding, you will get a good result, if I could I would give it 10 out of 10,

Before slagging this product I just want to let you know my headlights were pretty bad. Bought this product for my 2nd vehicle whose headlights where in a bad state. They seemed to have tiny yellowy wrinkles or something like small lightning strike shapes covering most of headlight. I was hopping that the damage was just on surface layer and a DIY project might save a few quid if all goes well as compared to getting new headlights. Yeah so after some heavy sanding with grit paper from like 320 grit to 2000, cleaning dirt off with isopropyl alcohol wipes and finally using this product as final touch. I ended up with slightly fewer whiter lightning strikes but now somewhat foggy headlights. Perhaps I made a mistake somewhere in the process as this was my first time attempting this or the product is a bit underwhelming. I suggest you try on a small corner portion first to see if it works for you!

Worker even before it got to 4hrs.Both head lights now so clear, could not believe my eyes.