Fastest possible way to restore HEADLIGHTS

HELLO EVERYONE,

Here is the easiest and cheapest and quickest way to restore your headlight permanently using only sand paper and clear coat, and the results are amazing.

Thanks for watching,

Music: 7th floor tango

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haze
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headlight fix
headlight repair kit
clear headlights
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Rust-Oleum

[GKGARAGE]

Hello everyone and thanks for watching, you guys are right one clear coat is good enough, also this was a parts car that's why I didn't mask around the headlight. Thank you and have a blessed day.

[robertmcdonnold]

I read a lot of the comments. It would seem most people had the volume turned off, since no one heard you say it's your "parts" car and you weren't concerned about the overspray. It's amazing what you can learn when you listen.

[livvytodlivvytodd]

I just followed your steps and VOILA!!! My headlights came back to life!!! Thank you so much!!! I've tried everything before this with no good results! This is truly the best and ONLY video that worked for me!

[mikeanthony]

This is the FIRST head lamp restore video that isn't BS!!

[rareseason]

Excellent demo! Low grit sandpaper and water spray make for good wet sanding. Just to get the oxidation off. No polishing required. Thanks!👍🏾

[bigguy]

Looked way better with just the one coat!

[Allenwestly]

I tried it on my 2007 Silverado. Let me tell you it works, it absolutely works very well. It worked better than a $30 3M product I used on my BMW. To hell with the naysayers this guy is telling the truth it works!

[dawnharris]

I’m definitely gonna try it. The first coating of the clear coat does look better. If I wasn’t too lazy to go to the store I would do mine today.

[ladywithavizion]

Best I’ve seen!!! This assures me that I can do it myself and I don’t need to purchase new headlights

[mml]

great job, questions pleaze, , 1st. step, bottle is water, you didn't indicate?, 2. 2nd step, what type of grit size? 3. just spray on the clear coat (exact type?) twice, no wiping? great job!!!

[shanm.]

Man that is amazing. I have tried the kits, and they never really work. Close I came was Clay Barring the lights, but the result wasn't near to the prestine look you got. Wish I came across your videos 4 years ago. Could of saved me a lot of time and money.
God bless you.

[rebecasalas]

It worked just like he said. My daughter couldn't see when she was driving at night. Now, she can see the road! YAY! THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!

[stacymcpherson]

I just tried it and it did work for the most part, a good 95%. The first headlight ended up having this white spot on it, but it was at the top so it wasn't in the way of the lamps nor is it too noticeable and that section looks like it was before the restoration. The second headlight I made sure to sand in circular motions and I think that helped since I didn't get the white spot. I also did one coat only. If you over spray it'll mess up or get cloudy. But overall, this method does work. Be sure to tape the border.

[Miss.kittty]

I did mine yesterday just exactly the same way you did Omg! they look like new. Thank you so very much

[simonskellon]

Strangely satisfying to watch this unfold before my eyes... well done

[richarde]

Thank you so much for the explanation! Just a few days ago I was looking at my lights and wondering if maybe the haze was just surface built-up surface scum and dirt. The clear coat explanation makes a lot of sense! Thanks again! Great video!

[davidweum]

I just bought a "Mothers Nulez Headlight Restorer" for $29 + $19 200, 100-3000 sanding discs from Amazon.
I plan to buy clearcoat, alcohol etc.and the other items you recommend.
I have 3 cars that have never been cleaned so I decided to go all in. I'm doing neighbors too.
David
Alberta

[mimime]

Well you certainly did your good deed. I am going to try this. I'm surprised any light comes thru my cars headlights. I had my car serviced at Pep Boys, they told me it would cost $50 to replace each one. Because of your honesty, I subscribed. Thank you so much and God bless. 👌🙏

[TheOwlsarewatching]

Excellent. This particular video explains far more clearly how original protective shiny spray degrades, and then later the finals coats of the shiny protecting spray really bring the project to an excellent level. Other videos aren't so descritive. Thanks!

[anthonywomack]

That was the best way to clean or restore your lights
All the other videos only show u half ass tricks with toothpaste or wd40 or some other crap u showed the proper and professional way. What a good job thanks for all your knowledge and help it's very helpful