Crystal View Headlight Restorer Defogger Directions

See just how easy it is to restorer those hazy, faded, yellowing or foggy looking plastic headlight covers once and for all. Crystal View's amazing 2-step system takes only 5 minutes per headlight and leads the industry as the only permanent solution on the market. No special tools are required and this product is backed by a money-back guarantee and a LIFETIME WARRANTY.

Some of the other products may cost less... but they don't last. Save $100's on replacements lenses with this one time do-it-yourself productthat has customer raving with compliments. Visit www.MyHeadlights.com to read what all our satisfied customers have to say about CV Headlight Restorer/Defogger.

PLEASE NOTE: It is recommended that the first two sanding steps in Part 1 be done using a small amount of water (or a mister) instead of using the CV#1. This will save the CV#1 for the final polising with the hydro-weave cloth at the end of Step 1. See manufacturers updated directions at http://www.crystalviewchemicals.com/myheadlight/addendum.htm

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• covers

[wog4you]

This is Amazing! Just wondering if this is available in Australia, Melbourne if so where can i find it cheers!

[RocketJohnson]

It's not readily available in Australia yet, but I'm sure it will be before to long.

[RocketJohnson]

Manufacturer's Note: IMPORTANT!!! It is necessary to keep the surface moist during Step 1. Keep a water mister, or bowl of water on hand to dampen the surface. Mist the lens surface with water, or apply a few drops of water to the sandpaper to keep the lens moist during the sanding process.

Visit the MyHeadlight dot com site for the Addendum To Our Written Directions.

[YoungScienceGuy]

I just like how clean the indicator lense already is :P

[YTBruler1]

Very impressive. I'll be buying some myself!

[LaraLove23]

I used this on my car today. My headlights were really foggy looking, now they're the best looking part of the car. Looks new!

[yourwifecalledagain]

@koffypr It's actually a mid to late 90s Toyota Avalon. So it's completely possible that the light was hazed that bad.

[PresidentOfTheBlack]

works better if u wet the lens to start.

[TheHandsumdevil]

How can I get it????

[aleksdapwner]

dont use toothpaste just use my stuff so i can make money! pffft.

[panchito713]

used this on my camaro, they look AMAZING, i was gonna get new ones, but my dad told me about this, and it works great. make sure you take your time with it though, dont rush.

[koffypr]

...wait a min...there no way that headlight was that bad...that a lancer mitsu and Im pretty sure thats model is maybe 5 years old at the most.

[Mr95mustangv6]

Or what u can do is get 3000 grit sand paper and a bucket of water and mothers clear plastic polish as good or even better