PlastX Headlamp Restore

Me using Meguiars PlastX and Mothers Powerball mini to get rid of scratches hazing and yellowness from headlamps

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Everio
• Meguiars
• PlastX
• Mothers
• Powerball
• Mini

[JDenhamR6]

Really worth it to use with a drill or hand ?? Same results ??

[Knhtwolf]

@JDenhamR6 drill is much easier

[Knhtwolf]

I just used this stuff again on a car I just bought the lenses were so yellow and hazed it was embarrassing and once I was done they looked almost brand new

[DJEddieXZ]

My Car!

[Knhtwolf]

@DJEddieXZ you have a ca just like this one huh

[Pedro4k]

u got pudgy hands :)

[Knhtwolf]

@Pedro4k Well thanks for noticing but that is not what this video was made for

[Knhtwolf]

@AlDarko Why be so negative when this product has worked for me and many others granted there are some cases where the damage has gone beyond the point of return but you don't have to be negative

[agenthelios1]

@Knhtwolf Yeah I know. There are other people trying to "restore" lenses and charging an arm and leg...worst Ive seen is $99(fucking morons)

I buy this stuff for $5.97 and the bottle is still half full almost a year later. i have done my Porsche Cayenne over 10 times (after I detail it) I do neighbors cars for the hell of it just because its so easy (literally takes me 3 min a headlight by hand with cotton rag.

[gerardo9999999]

use worse headlights next time

[Legoman0323]

its called a paper towel

[paintballgundown8]

this restores headlights to a certain point, it does not bring them back from the dead. If it has a film of solid yellow on it and you cant see through it just wetsand them

[agenthelios1]

You dont need that drill/buffer, just use a cotton rag and it will get enough friction. Just try with a white rag and you will see what I mean when you see the rag turn yellow.

waste of time

[jeffhanson1]

I can see the difference when I jump the the playback slider from beginning to end. You can see how much better it looks next to the little round light too. PlastX is fine for slightly damaged lights that are just starting to show oxidation. Just use UV sealant on them regularly.