Turtle Wax Headlight Restorer All Steps

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This video takes you through each step in restoring oxidized headlight lenses with a DIY kit. My daughter's used car had some oxidation on the headlight (headlamp) lenses. In this video, we used the Turtle Wax Lens Restorer kit to remove the oxidation.
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I followed these steps. But did step 1 twice. My lights literally look brand new

monolomontana
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Very well put together video. Straight to the point without a lot of jibjabbing going on! Thank you....

hypoglosal
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i had to do the steps three entire times over again on one headlight and once on the other and it came out perfect !!

Lunisaaaa
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Thank you so much. Now my car’s headlight seems brand new😍😍

vishalwalia
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In the official video on Turtle Wax's site, they say to wipe down the lens each time before you move to the next sanding pad. That might be why some people's lights got messed up, because you need to wipe it down each time or you could damage the lens.

Joe-odho
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Thank you so much for the clear and concise explaination!

TGGRG
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I followed your instructions and my lights look much better now

dkinley
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Because the headlamps on my 2007 |Golf TDI had a bit more oxidisation I started of by wet sanding with 600 grit, then 1000, then 1500 and finally 2000. I ensured to rinse the headlamp with fresh water after each sanding to remove any of the residue. After using the 2000 grit I then rinsed off the headlamp and then applied some panel wipe to thoroughly clean the lense. I then applied the clarifying compound and then buffed dry. I did this around 3 times. Ensuring to thoroughly buff dry each time. After that I applied the acrylic base coat. The headlight came out really good. I was quite pleased.

hendongooner
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I just did them today. They look awesome!!! Thanks!!

marcovargas
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That did fantastic. I know this is an old video but thanks for this my 350z needs it BAD 😂

Schmegil
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Thank you they look straight out the dealer

koala
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This works great on my 2007 Kia! I had to reapply the wax and dry a few times cuz this car has a lot of mileage but looks way better now.

gmanz
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Thank you so much for your excellent instructions, did my headlights with great result.

zulikassim
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I followed the process of this video.
But with the (Green sanding pad I had spent more time trying to clean the lens on the More filthy areas).
Then, I received highly great results! Also, took before and after pictures and there’s a huge difference I promise.

So for what’s it worth under $9 that’s perfect! I’m so happy it looks Car Dealer material!😎

LuisGonzalez-zzbn
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Just bought some from Autozone and I’m impressed! 😎 I was skeptical but the sales guy said it’s popular and I’m happy with it. Prolly have to do it again in a few months but no biggie. Better than spending $150+ each housing.

DerbyBandit
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Tried this yesterday on 2006 mini Cooper S worked as advertised. Used the craftsman one before but they require a using a drill and it cost $22. Thought I would I try this one. No tools needed for this which is perfect. $9 for some headlights that looks brand new ain’t bad at all. I will see how long it last with yellowing. But overall happy with the results.

Noname-km
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My headlights where yellow literally, use this stuff today they look brand new ( have to use the sanding sponges many times)

JoseMartinez-ntjb
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I’m trying it right now! Thanks for the tutorial ✌🏽

colymoreno
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I used one of these kits on a Ford Edge.... one headlight was FAR worse than the other. One required no sanding, and the other needed two rounds to make it match the first one. Is it "new" looking??? not quite, but at 5 feet away, it looks close to new.

DeadKoby
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Thank you so much. This was very helpful. 13-year-old SUV looks much better.

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