How To Restore Headlights Quick & Easy with Headlight Lens Restorer Kit | Turtle Wax!!!

How To Restore Headlights Quick & Easy with Headlight Lens Restorer Kit | Turtle Wax!!!In this video, i show you how to restore your headlights fast and simple with the Turtle Wax Headlight Lens Restorer kit. After time and exposure to climate elements, automotive headlights can be diminished due to sun damage, oxidation, and scratches. Cloudy, foggy and yellowed lenses can reduce headlamp function at night or during poor visibility conditions, which is especially dangerous during the Autumn/Winter season. The Turtle Wax Headlight Lens Restorer Kit contains the essential tools to restore headlight and taillight clarity at home, without the need to invest in new headlight lenses.
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Directions:
1.Wash and dry headlights to be restored.
2.Use masking tape to protect surround areas.
3.Apply the compound to a microfiber towel and spread product evenly over dull headlight surfaces with moderate pressure and slow back and forth motion for 30 seconds. Buff area dry with a dry microfiber towel. Repeat if necessary to achieve max clarity. If headlight is not evenly restored, proceed to sanding step.
4.Apply spray lubricant level 1 green pad and to headlight to be restored.Begin rubbing the level 1 green pad,using firm inger pressure, in a back and forth motion over the headlight,continuing until much of the oxidation is removed.use the spray lubricant as necessary to keep the headlight and pad wet.
5.Switch to level 2 brown pad.Rub back and forth in the opposite direction (90 degrees)for about 1 minute,keeping thepad and the headlight wet using the spray lubricant.switch to the level 3 blue side of the final pad and repeat the process for 1 minute.Flip to the level 4 purple side of the final pad and repeat the process for 1 minute.
6.Dry the headlight with a dry microfiber towel.Apply clarifying compound and rub thoroughly back and forth until the headlight clarifies.Let compound dry to a haze and buff with microfiber towel.
7.Clean both lenses before opening the base coat wipe.open pouch containing the base coat wipe.Quickly coat both lenses with the wipe.Once dry immediately follow with the lens sealing wipe.Coating will dry within 24 hours.
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[@DaniMacYo]

Hello from Brisbane Australia. I just got my Turtle Wax delivered today. Gonna go and restore my headlights. Great video tutorial. I like how you got the steps very simplified much appreciated.

[@Shaheer4771]

How was it??

[@mikeroberts1281]

Thanks for the video. Just reading the instructions was not very good. I now have 2 very bright and shiny headlights after watching this.
(PS had to turn the volume way down though.)

[@EngrLethA]

I bought this turtle wax headlight lens cleaner couple of months ago.. but I am afraid to use it.. Now I see how simple to use from your video.. I will try it tomorrow thanks 🙏 a bunch! 👍 💕

[@RMKeen15]

Thank You For That!!! I screwed up the first one, then got it right on the second one after your video. Had to redo the first one, but they look great!

[@leonhawkins1955]

Nice ima try tomorrow

[@alessandrotorrescampos522]

Good job!

[@JZ_Cars]

Nice video!

[@ericpatterson3399]

Used it today an worked great. Nice clear headlights again.

[@docmartn]

I ended up doing the whole procedure twice because I wasn't happy with the first round. I still wasn't 100% pleased until I put the sealant on which made the lenses pop! 2013 Avalon which has fairly large lenses.

[@stonepointdrivingschool2044]

I use a blue kitchen scotch scratch (blue does not scratch plastic in the kitchen Ex. microwave controls, the green scratch does scratch/scars plastic) and Meguiars Restore & Polish which did an amazing job. I was still not satisfied, so used the blue scratch pad and wet baking soda - which took another layer of the oxidated yellow scum off. I did use Meguiars polish to try and protect it for 6 months. This only lasts 6 months, it must be restored biannually.

[@bowieknife]

Thanks for this clear tutorial... There seems to be two versions of the Turtle Wax kit. The "improved" one has only one sanding pad (with two grits) and the "original" one has two pads (total four grits). Which one should I buy? Is the one with two pads / four grits (the one in your video) better?

[@ankujames3198]

2 headlight ke liye restorer bhi 2 hi lagenge ya fir 1 se hi ho jayga

[@dvddmc]

Did mine today did very well and lights looked great. I Used one kit per light mine was not bad but if your lights are pretty back i would recommend one kit per light i dont think the sand paper that you get with a kit will make it past one headlight. Plus i got my kits on sale.

[@markholle3450]

The best thing to do is to finish sanding and applying the final coat of compound on both lights before opening the base coat and sealant packets. There is enough for two headlights. How is yours holding up? I did mine this weekend and am impressed with the results.

[@billycoxii1610]

Ummm...yeah what song is this?

[@hondavtk2510]

after using it once can you still use it again

[@jamila435]

How long did it last?

[@balvanovic4]

Approx 1 year

[@balvanovic4]

For longer durability buy a clear coat that is specifically made for headlights

[@omarsamuels3626]

It doesn't come with so many pads

[@brucemattingly6476]

You may have bought the TW "Speed" Headlight Lens Restorer Kit, which has less pads, other supplies. Hope it still worked well for you.

[@resourcegyrl]

You're rubbing your life away! Jeez

[@balvanovic4]

What does that even mean

[@wendellworth353]

Bullshit!

[@altamashmukadam3185]

Not good

[@DougHinVA]

boring as hell and awful non-music