Headlight Lens Restoral completed by Innovative Detailing on this 2000 VW Jetta

[gurvir44]

I used a regular lens restore kit and i still have some haze going across my headlights still. How do i get that off?

[InnovativeDetailing1]

@gurvir44

You need to restore by removing all the failed UV coating with resufacing discs, depending on the lens anywhere from 320 to 500 grit then finish up as fine as possible....

[gansito911]

how can i do this on my jetta???

[headlightking]

No prob man. I enjoy watching someone else take their time like me. Its hard to see all these guys using toothpaste. Anyways, I use a 2K non aerosol. What kind of clear do you use mate?

[headlightking]

Good job mate. I have been doing this a long time, and you did a job up to my company standards. Yes my eyes are that trained :)!

[InnovativeDetailing1]

@headlightking

Thanks for the good words bud, glad you can appreciate a headlight lens restoral job done right!...

[mujjuman]

looks very nice. nice jetta, paint the grilles black

[AliGhanizad]

One more question, after the application of clear coat did you wetsand and buff it to get rid of the orange peel by the spray can or no?

Thanks a lot anyways, awesome work

[InnovativeDetailing1]

@AliGhanizad

No need to wet sand after the final application of UV coating. UV light helps smooth out the coating after it is applied and cured....thanks again

[AliGhanizad]

was that clear coat that you put on at the end?.

If yes, then does the Clear Coat of normal spray cans work. and did u put the clear coat on after the finest grit sanding or did u buff it because its not clear in the video.

I think it wasnt buffed.

[InnovativeDetailing1]

@AliGhanizad

Yes it is a special new UV cured headlight clear coat aerosol, special blend made for us...no its not conventional clear coat. Final process was applied after last pass with reconditioning disc. You are correct it was not buffed....Finished results increase Candela output by up to 200% and the coating provides superior durability.