Ceramic Headlight Restoration Professional Detailer Pack (20 Ceramic Wipes) - Brings Headlights Back to Like New Condition - Step 3 Only

I’ve used this kit 3 different times now and the coating (step 3) has been very easy to work with and amazing results. I can’t really speak for longevity just yet, but I can say after a month it’s been doing well and Louisiana heat is absolutely brutal. So first, I use the 3M headlight restoration kit with the drill attachment to prep the headlights. In my opinion, if you have headlights that are peeling, the only way to do it correctly is too sand that off. So I use the p500 on the drill, then the p800, then wet sand with the trizact 3000. Then I clean the headlights off, use my portable vacuum as a blower, and completely dry the lights. Re-tape around perimeter of the lights to make sure I don’t get any of the product on the paint, and wipe from one side all the way across slow and steady. Overlap about 50% but ONLY wiping the same direction each time. Leave the fan on to help dry them and enjoy. It’s a bit time consuming, but honestly worth it even if it only last a year! Also, cleans up emblems!

These cerakote wipes are expensive but I trust them to restore my customers headlights. There are multiple steps and requires wet sanding but it is doable for the diy person. Just follow the directions to a T. If you miss a step or don’t do it in the correct order you will not get the results you want. When you get it right the lights are so crystal clear. With the added benefit of protection.

Amazing and quick job

Cerokote is a really good product especially for the price and the kit is by far superior then any other kits out there. There is only 1 issue I have with it. Step 3 the wipes , it starts to dries immediately after your 1st swipe along the lens and if you try to go back to a spot you think didn’t cover good enough you will get streaks ! But if you think your going to slow down and over think it you will get runs but not runs like painting a wall but just a fine line of a run. After sanding there shouldn’t be any shiny clear sections it should all be hazy. If not then you didn’t sand enough. I always at least start wet sanding at 800 , 1000, 3000 you can put in a 1500 if you want. If the lens has already been clear coated then you will have to start at 400. Most lens are just yellow and the wipes get all that surface yellowing off the 2000 sandpaper they give you gets any embedded yellowing out and the 3000 will sand down the scratches from the 2000. Also use any king of dryer to not only dry the lens but the seam around the lens. If just 1 drop pops out while you are applying the wipe it will leave a streak. Do yourself a favor and watch Cerokotes YouTube videos and any other YouTubers videos and watch what they do or don’t do. The next best headlight kit would be 3m kit but Cerokote kit gives you more then enough oxidation remover wipes to get started and they give you real sandpaper. Just remember step 3 the wipes can be tricky you get just 1 swipe there’s no going back to do a touch up. Hope all this helps.

Works great great quality durable easy to use be sure to sand completely

I used this stuff on my morimoto headlights that have developed fire craks from uv exposure. I am hoping that it will stop any further uv problems. On our subaru it took the hazing away and left the lenses looking new.

Non return available item!! If u odered it by mistake or something they won’t let u return it . That’s the crzy part. I have Odered the kits and it didn’t work that well after a week it was yellow again!!! Don’t buy it it’s bs spend 70$ for no reason!

Wow! Really transformative result. Crystal clear headlights after doing the prep work,

Works great

The said pro-pack #3 come total 50 pack for 25 vehicles but I only received 20 pack work for 10 vehicles only.