CERAKOTE® Ceramic Headlight Restoration Professional Detailer Pack (50 Step 1 Oxidation Removing Wipes) - Easily Remove Oxidation from Old and Faded Headlights

This is a simple straightforward way to turn your yellow headlights back to clear. You can do the full process in under 2 hours or even faster if you have a way to dry the headlight after the scrub. It lasts in the Texas sun and heat for over 2 years without any signs of wear. Application is straightforward and easy with instructions and a QR code for video. After scrubbing allow it to dry fully. For the streak-free shine, make sure you use all the #1 pouches.

I purchased this kit to renew the headlights on my 2016 Nissan Frontier pick-up. The headlights had become slightly oxidized and dull -- not that bad but it was bothering me and for the price of the kit I figured it was worth the effort to attempt to renew them. All I can say is -- WOW, what a difference. The end result looked like new -- clean, brilliant and bright. Read the directions (2 or 3 times) and follow them EXACTLY. Total time for me from opening the kit to being done was about 2 hours and I was taking my time. This kit is different in that the final step applies a UV resistant coating which really makes the glass super transparent. Great investment in the time and money. I can't stop admiring my new (old) headlights!

I do have before and after pictures, but I'm too lazy to upload them. Trust me when I say that the difference is DRAMATIC. It's as if I have brand new headlights! I took them from foggy/clouded to crystal clear, without even that much effort. And with the ceramic coating, I expect they will stay that way. Here are some tips from what I learned about using the kit. 1. If you are careful, and you're not doing the lights on a big truck, and the fogging isn't terrible, you can split the supplies in half and have enough left over to do another car! 2. It's not a bad idea to tape off the headlights through steps 1 and 2 (initial chemical cleaning, and especially, sanding). Even though I did this, I still managed to sand off a thin line of paint right next to one of the headlights. That was entirely my fault. 3. You can't really sand too much. I actually did it twice. Instead of going by the clock (they say 3 minutes per pad), I just told myself I would use the applicator twice on each piece of sandpaper, and then take off the sandpaper to sand by hand a third time. In other words, three passes with each grit, for a total of six passes per light. That worked out well, and it wasn't too hard, either. Just be careful you don't sand the paint on your car! 4. Bring a roll of paper towels with you before you start. I spent a lot of time running back and forth to the house. You won't need the whole roll. I used about ten towels, total. So bring a roll, and save yourself some time. 5. Make sure you set aside an hour to do the job, and another hour to let it cure. That's about how long it took me, and I'd never done it before. I believe I can do it again in under 45 minutes, easily. But you'll still need an hour for the final coating to cure. If it's raining, you won't be able to do this work. Also, you should work in the shade. I don't think it would come out very well if you do it in direct sunlight. 6. You will definitely need a spray bottle, filled with water. A 16 oz bottle would be about right. I used a little tiny 2 oz bottle, and had to refill it numerous times. 7. When they say to keep the surface of the headlight WET while you sand, they mean it! Your work will come out much smoother, and go faster, if you do that. If not, you end up with a gunky mess that you will have to clean off anyway, and probably have to sand some more - so why not spray while you go? 8. Be sure to use those paper towels to clean things around the lights very well between each step. It just makes the job easier when you don't have to worry about ruining your paint with the chemicals, and you get all the sanding glop out of the way, so you can see if you are sanding your paint, and not your headlights! 9. Be sure to REMOVE THE TAPE before you begin step 3 (ceramic coating). Then, use a hair dryer to THOROUGHLY dry out the surfaces around the lights (and the lights themselves) before you start coating the headlights. This last step 3 is crucial to performance, and is why this kit is so special. It takes no time at all to do the work, like rubbing alcohol once on the headlight surface. But the chemical isn't alcohol, and it's very strong, so prepare well - you don't want to have to stop in the middle of the application. Dry out those lights and surfaces first (because the chemical coating does not play well with water, at all)! Then know that putting on that coating only takes about 15 seconds per light. You just coat it once, with 50% overlap, wipe off any of the chemical that's dribbled onto your paint, and then DON'T TOUCH THOSE HEADLIGHTS FOR ONE HOUR! Let them cure, and they will be like-new! Again, this kit is marvelous. If I had known the end result would be so amazing, I would have taken it out of the box much sooner. I am going to do my wife's car next. It really is the best thing I've seen to do this job. Somebody put a lot of thought into this product, and you can tell. Not too much work for an absolutely fantastic end result!

I can only speak to initial results, but oh man this is an amazing product. The instructional video doesn't really do justice to the elbow grease and time that goes into it, but it was well worth the effort and very satisfying. The video is very detailed and walks you through every step of the process and explains how the product works. I've "restored" my 2012 toyotas headlights before but it didnt come close to looking this good. Took me about 3 hours all told (to be fair I was very thorough and this includes the dry time after sanding). I couldn't be happier. It successfully removed all the cloudiness and my headlights look brand new. I'll have to update after a couple of months when I see how well it holds up to the Arizona summer. Very pleased right now though!

Practical little kit that saved my old Honda’s cloudy headlights. I bought it because I was getting tired of squinting on my early morning commute and didn’t want to pay a shop. The wipes are numbered, so I just followed them step by step in my driveway after work. Took me about 45 minutes while my kid rode her scooter in circles around the car. First wipes cleaned and smoothed the plastic, then the last one added that ceramic coat. Big difference that night on a grocery run, the road finally looked clear instead of hazy. I’m glad it didn’t need any power tools or weird extras.

I was very skeptical when I saw this on Amazon, but man they were right, it works for the average person too! Now I see why some people do this for a living. It was easy. Just a 3 step of chemicals. I couldn't believe the results and can't stop staring at my headlights! It made my car look 5 years newer. I wish I would have done this sooner but I was afraid of creating more damage. Now all my friends and family want to do the same! I just bought another kit for my boyfriend's truck now that we know how amazing these results are! I have trouble seeing in the dark and I think this will be a big help. The instructions are clear and the video is super helpful to follow each step.

Cerakote Headlight Restoration Kit : After Using on 3 Different Cars over 3 years This is my second time purchasing the Cerakote Headlight Restoration Kit, and I’ve now used it across three different vehicles. At this point, I feel comfortable saying this product genuinely works when used correctly. Before trying this kit, I considered replacing my headlights entirely. The cheapest replacement set I found was around $150 just for the parts. Installation would have required removing the grille, bumper, and other components, which adds time and complexity. For an older vehicle, that didn’t make financial sense. Instead, I chose to restore the original headlights. Cost and Value My first package cost me $17, and I restored two cars with that single kit ( about 9$ per pair). That alone made it worth it. For under $20: I restored two separate vehicles Avoided buying new headlight assemblies Avoided removing the bumper and grille Compared to a $150+ replacement plus labor, the savings are significant. Durability 1 year+ under direct Cali sunlight (currently on year 2 and still good) First Car – Learning the Process The first time I used the kit, my results were decent but not perfect. That was mainly because I didn’t fully understand how sanding and polishing actually work. ( this reoxidized fastest under 8 months, but it was mostly my fault) I didn’t initially realize: The headlight needs to stay wet during sanding Oxidation must be completely removed before applying clear coat Even pressure matters/ 50% overlap coverage when appling ceramic Once I understood that sanding is the most important step, everything improved. Second Car (beater) Major Improvement The second vehicle was heavily oxidized and yellowed. I used the remaining material from that same $17 kit and restored it completely. The clarity difference was dramatic. It looked close to factory condition, and night visibility noticeably improved. That was when I realized the product itself is solid; the key is proper technique. Third Car ; Recent purchase By the third car, the process felt straightforward. I followed the instructions carefully, kept the surface wet while sanding, and applied the clear coat evenly in one smooth pass. The final result was clear, glossy, and uniform. No haze, no streaking. Durability On my first vehicle, the restoration lasted close to a year perfectly( I sold that car this year and it still had clear headlights), and that car was parked outside in direct sun most days. For a DIY kit at this price point, that level of durability is impressive. Final Thoughts I seriously considered spending $150 on replacement headlights( this was cheapest ) and dealing with removing body panels. Instead, I spent $17 and restored two cars. Now having used it on three vehicles, I can say this kit is effective, cost-efficient, and worth the time if you follow the process properly. It does require effort and patience, but the results justify it. I would purchase it again.

I love my car. It is my baby. But somewhere between life, busy schedules, and total neglect, my baby’s headlights started looking like they had a severe case of cataracts. They weren’t just foggy; they were begging for some serious TLC. I was genuinely worried I’d have to start driving with a flashlight taped to the hood just to return it to its former glory. Enter this kit. I am not exactly what you’d call a "master mechanic," so I opened the box with a healthy amount of skepticism. But the instructions were so easy to follow that even I couldn't mess it up. Step one, step two, step three—idiot-proof. The real shocker here was the quality of the tools included. Usually, these DIY kits give you sandpaper that disintegrates if you look at it wrong and a microfiber cloth the size of a postage stamp. Not this one. Everything felt high-quality, durable, and up for the task of wiping away years of absolute neglect. After a little bit of elbow grease, the results were nothing short of amazing. The transformation was instant. My baby’s eyes went from "haunted house chic" to "fresh off the dealership showroom floor." It looks incredible, it sees incredible, and my pride has been completely restored. If your car is currently crying out for a glow-up, buy this kit right now. 10/10, highly recommend!

Great product. I used this on a 2010 Toyota Yaris headlights. The left side headlight had yellowed from sun exposure, as a result of being ungaraged for 16 years. The right side looked ok. I followed the instructions carefully for the left side headlight and found it took less than 30 minutes to prep and apply. The end result was that the light looked almost as clear as new. However it was so good that it made the right side look old by comparison, and so I then treated the other side too! This does also mean both headlights now have UV protection and should have future aging delayed on both sides. The quantity of chemical on the wipes is ample for two headlights, I also had sufficient excess to apply to the Plexiglas screen of my motorcycle. The box contained a QR code for a YouTube tutorial video that is essential to watch. The process isn’t difficult but it identifies where water must be used and where the lights must be meticulously dry. This has made a great improvement to the aesthetics of the car and is cheap and easy.

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I used this headlight restoration kit and the results were exactly as mentioned in the product description. My car’s headlights were yellow and dull, but after following the steps in the kit, they became clear and bright again. The process was simple, and all the required materials were included. The final finish looks almost like new, and the light output has improved a lot. Definitely worth the money and highly recommended for anyone wanting to restore their headlights without replacing them.

Ottimo prodotto, in circa un ora ho rinnovato entrambi i fari della macchina di mia moglie. Basta seguire attentamente le istruzioni e sono sicuro che otterrete il risultato sperato (attenzione però, le istruzioni sono in inglese).

Works.