Ceramic Headlight Restoration Kit – Guaranteed To Last As Long As You Own Your Vehicle – Brings Headlights back to Like New Condition - 3 Easy Steps - No Power Tools Required

Hello this is my honest review here.As a simple person into DIY things I needed to do restore my yellowish headlights on my car. I used in the past another kit witch required power tool for sanding but I wasn't happy in the end result with it plus I had some marks on the light and biddy work left over, I decided to go for this one witch doesn't require anything else than a bottle of water to spray when using the sanding discs an dit is more than perfect. Easy to follow instructions for a ton into DIY or not. Very easy to use jus take your time and be carefully. I can't recommend enough this product turned my lights like brand new ones I just couldn't believe the end result as I was hesitating to buy it. Honestly this is just perfect and works great. Check my before and after photos also

This is really good, normally I don't leave reviews but this stuff really works and is easy to apply fantastic results! Stop looking and buy this.

This product works. Followed all the instructions, every step i was convinced it wasn't going to work, and then you put the final wipe over the light and it's brilliant.Very happy with the result.

I recently purchased an 18 year old 7 series BMW and the lights were absolutely awful. Yellow, misery and just generally made the car look old and worn.I’d tried the cheap methods seen on YouTube such as toothpaste and WD40 but they don’t work.So I purchased this kit. The reviews suggested it was good and to be honest, it is. You get loads of wipes which thankfully I needed because by the time I finished, they were yellow beyond belief.Panic did set in however. I finished sanding one light and came to sand the second and the sandpaper pads provided just disintegrated. Luckily I have a large selection so opted to use those. I highly recommend using 600d to start with, then 800d, 1000d, 1500d, 2000d finally followed by 3000d. TRUST ME, it’s worth the extra work.Again, after sanding I panicked because the lights look no less cloudier than when I started. However, this is where the ceramic wipes come in. As you apply the coat in steady, slow swipes you will see the amazing work really come to life.Overall, pros are the kit is a good price and comes with excessive wipes.Cons: not so generous on the sandpaper. Make sure you buy a varied pack (B&M sell for cheap) and sand using a few different levels.Overall 8.5/10

I should have taken photo's but my headlight is literally like new.It was badly yellowed and was an advisory for my MOT, so looked around and chose this based on reviews.I should state I didn't use the supplied wet and dry sandpaper, nor the "step 1" oxidisation cleaning wipes, as I've polished polycarbonate before, and simply went straight to 1000 wet and dry, then 2000, then 3000, 5000 then 7000, (from a pack I bought on Amazon) by which time the headlight was pretty good - lots of water, sanding in straight lines NOT CIRCLES!!! - side to side.What blew me away was after giving the headlight a thorough clean, towel dry, then a final clean with 90% alcohol to degrease - I applied the Ceramic coat as per instructions - and the headlight just changed from "good" to "bloody hell that's AMAZING".It quite literally looks like a brand new headlight - I'm gobsmacked. The ceramic coating dealt with all the hairline crazing from the old polycarb (2009 car), it looks so good the other light looks crap now and I'll have to do that one as well, and I'm going to ENJOY doing it because the results are just fantastic and I don't say that often.I really wish I had taken a "before" photo to show just how stunning the result is.

When I started to polish the headlights I was worried about what it going to look like... Then I applied the last bit the uv protector and just wow. Just like new.Great product.

This product is amazing. So easy to use. I did watch a few videos to make sure what I had to do but the result looks like a new lens.

Having tried this on two cars, the results are quite impressive initially. The chemicals in the wet wipe seems to remove the yellowing in the headlight lens quite well. I wouldn't say it is 100% back to how it was originally but it is significantly better, may be 70% how it was when the car was new. However what is rather disappointing is that the clarity seems to disappear after about 6 months so I purchased a different kit from another manufacturer that effectively polishes the headlight lens using different grades of fine sandpaper and polishing compound instead of using chemicals and I would say that was far better than the Cerakote kit. The clarity is perhaps 90% back to how it was originally and it has been over 6 months now and it is still holding up well.