Headlight Restoration - Restore cloudy, yellow headlights

Urethane Supply Company's Headlight Magic headlight restoration kit allows anyone to restore cloudy, yellow, foggy headlights.

We also have another video showing the headlight restoration kit at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeS6oKIuCBQ

Restoring headlights is not rocket science. All you have to do is remove, the yellow, foggy, crusty surface. All you need is several grades of sandpaper and some polishing compound.

You COULD go to the hardware store and buy all the different grades of sandpaper that you need. You could also go to the auto parts store and buy some polishing compound. But you need to ask yourself... "What is my time worth?"

Imagine you wanted to try and get the items needed locally. Here is what you could expect...
* Waste gas driving to the hardware store. (expensive)
* Get stuck in traffic (frustrating)
* Buy large packages of each grade of sandpaper... WAY more than you need to do the job. Don't forget the sales tax, too! (expensive)
* Drive to the auto parts store to get WAY more polishing compound than you will need for the job. (Time consuming and expensive.)
* Attempt to restore your headlights not knowing for sure if you bought exactly what is needed to do the job right. (paranoia)

If you buy a Headlight Magic restoration kit from http://www.urethanesupply.com, here is what to expect.
* Click "Add to Cart" button (quick)
* Enter credit card and shipping information (easy)
* Have Headlight Magic delivered to your door in just a few days. (ahhhh!)
* Restore headlights knowing that you have everything you need to do the job right. (peace of mind)

The choice is clear (get it??? CLEAR!). The best way to restore your headlights is to order the Headlight Magic Restoration kit from Urethane Supply Company.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• restore headlights
• cloudy headlights
• foggy headlights
• yellow headlights
• headlight restoration

[NosloTC]

hahahaha...wet the 1.4 million grit pad, and sand for 3 or 4 minutes....when will it end?!?!

[camdand]

It says that if you buy it from the store you would get too much material for the job, or you can buy their product and have just enough material to do 10 headlights..... who is doing ten at once? Isn't enough to do 10 the same as buying way more material then you need? Just a thought.

[screaminmetal]

Thats doing too much for somethin that easy

[mitsuman95]

Is it just me, or were the results minimal at best? Not only that but these lights will be hazzy in less than a month with out a sealer/hardcoat. All you need is a tiny bit of 400-800-1000-1500-2000 most of whichcan be found in a 1/3 size 3m assortment pack. then rubbing compound to take scratches out(best used with drill and polishing pad) and finally a sealant.

[passavator1]

i notice only idiots who polish their head lamps when they polish their cars have this problem. Stop trying so hard to polish everything. your head lamps will look good for ever. the old glass headlamps never had this problem. the new plastic lenses break down from the polishing compounds

[90Graff]

no polish?

or polymers? I got a great kit from walmart (CV Headlight restorer/defogger)

[iKnifeU123]

Would this leave lines or scratches to your headlights? On mine I stoped with a 1000 grid at the end and it left slot of scratches.

[26nbtr]

he aint gonna have a headlight if he keep going lol!

[vinny197613]

too much sand paper

[kentwining]

I agree, way too many grits used, stopping after 2000 is fine, not sure they are using a really good polish, maybe that's why they are using such fine grit sand paper, finally wheres the sealer?

[headlightking]

I have been doing this for 5 years. THis is not the way you want to do it if you want it to last. These guys have a long way to go.

[NosloTC]

@sideshow45 the heavy metal music was probably chosen by the guy telling us what to do...his voice was pretty deep and raspy LOL