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Headlight restoration is all about choosing the right products and methods. In this video I show you How to Restore Headlights Permanently. In the first half of the video, i show you how to clean headlights. Cleaning the Oxidised, Yellowing, Fading or Discoloured layer of plastic is the first step. You can even use toothpaste, baking soda and even WD40 but such products are only good for very minor improvements. To get it done professionally with a brand new looks, you have to do a complete restoration like I show you in this video. Then in the second half of the video, i show you how to stop headlights from yellowing and getting hazy which requires you to follow up with a protective coating. What coating you should go with depends on your budget, how long you’re gonna keep the car for and therefore how long you want the coating to last for.

Here are the products I used.

Compound
Polish
Plastic polish
Headlight restoration kit
Sanding backing pad
Masking tape
sandpaper

Isopropyl alcohol

UV Hard coat

Cheap clear coat
2k Cleat coat
Headlight lens covers
clear lens cover&index=aps&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=ur2&linkId=924dbe5200d14a098df45b50a14018cf

Headlight protection film
Film installation kit

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  1. Damon Picton

    I've watched many of these. This one is by far the best. I'll give this a go.

  2. MegaPS3Gamer

    Lol my man ain’t giving out any free product advertising

  3. Thor Fornes

    Toothpaste will do also…but a great 2 option 🙂

  4. Al Bell

    Yeah…What they said…Best headlight restoration video I’ve seen!

  5. Jivert 1

    Wow thank you so much for all the tips and good choice to go for 🙂

  6. Yedhu s Krishnan

    Makes one of the perfect diy videos of the youtube era

  7. Drink Bepis

    So, I tried this not long ago (not as efficiently) and the yellowing is back and worse than before. Anyone have any advice on how to keep it away? Should I just do the process again more efficiently?

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