VIBRATITE 32PCS Headlight Restoration Kit

Good sized kit for a good price. I’ve been doing some headlight restorations and polishing backup camera lenses on my older cars with oxidation. These multi step pads are just what i needed and they work great. I haven’t been beating them up, but they seem fairly durable for regular and light use. If you go in steps and use good cutting/polishing compounds, these will polish everything up well and leave it nice and shiny with ease.

This worked very good and the lens look amazing. Can't beat it for the value. It was very easy to use. Just make sure you keep the lens wet with water while sanding. I did use Meguiar's headlight coating to help protect the lens.

My headlights were really cloudy, so was looking for something to clear it up a bit. This product did a pretty good job as you can see in the pictures. If you can, remove the light fixture so that you don’t scratch the paint like I did on the first side. Pros: It clears up the cloudiness. You have enough product to do a few cars if needed, or to clear it up even more. Very easy to follow steps. The sanding pads are labeled and color coded. Cons: What you don’t see is that the headlight case still has little circle scratches left on them. I’m not going to a car show, so I’m not worried about it. The instructions don’t come in the box, so take a snapshot so you don’t have to keep going back to the page. I wish they had more to it, like how long I should sand and with it looks like after each pass.

So, for all of the people saying it's not that good etc you don't know what you're doing. YOU HAVE TO USE WATER ON THE SANDING DISCS!!!! (It's called wet sanding) This will take a long time if you want glass like results. The idea is to remove all much of the bad surface with low numbers, keep going up and up to 3000. Once you get to 3000, YOU HAVE TO COMPOUND AND POLISH. The pads and sand paper are good stuff! I have another 2 inch kit and when they got wet the Velcro backing fell off. I'm pleased with this quality. I have a semi-professional Dual Action Buffer as you can see in the pics. The orange pad that comes with this is AWESOME. Really cuts through scratches. Better than my DA. You will need to buy some rubbing compound and polish. Maguire's m105 Ultra Cut Compound is what I used and it's fantastic. I used that on the orange pad. Polishing after that with the black foam pad using Maguire's Ultimate Polish (in a black bottle) with faster speed than the compound. This light is looking so amazing. Zero haze at all after polishing. I am very pleased with this kit.

Did my left headlight using the drill a D started with the corses paper they had. I do not recommend this. I worked all the way up to 10,000 and turned out hazy. I did the right headlight starting with 2,000 and worked my way up using the sandpaper by hand. Topped it with turtle wax headlight buffer and come out pretty well. Went back the the left headlight and ram 2,000 through 10,000 twice and retopped with turtle wax and came out good. I did use the buffer pads on both using the drill. I would recommend put in the elbow grease and skip the drill for sanding, and starting out with the 2k sandpaper, and using a headlight cream as well. Looks much better than before, will be hitting it a couple more time with the cream to get better. Kit is worth it so you get the drill parts and cut sandpaper, but since I have what is needed, next purchase will be sandpaper only. Picture 1& 2 are finished, 3 is after using drill only with cream, 4th is right side before starting

Buffed out 2 of my cars headlights. Did a fantastic job!!

1st, if your headlights are only slightly faded, use the orange, blue, green black and yellow pads with some Plastic polish ( Meguiar's G12310 PlastX Clear Plastic Cleaner & Polish, 10 Fluid Ounces https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000AY3SR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_8AMQSXJB602FSA7QBWJW?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 ). Spray light water on sponge and headlight and do side to side on one sponge, then up and down on the next aping and repeat. Do not use white buff cloth pad. (Use drill for sponge pads only ) For the absolute best results for severe damage, do not use drill when sanding. Use spray water bottle and wet sand in side to side motion with 1st pad then when you change pad go up and down. Repeat with each sand pad. Use lots of water. Then use the drill with the buffing sponges in the order it says above in listing. Use with a plastic polish ( Meguiar's G12310 PlastX Clear Plastic Cleaner & Polish, 10 Fluid Ounces https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000AY3SR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_8AMQSXJB602FSA7QBWJW?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 ). Do not use white buffing cloth pad. Once done, use plastic protection film sold on Amazon for 5 year protection or a spray for 1-2 year protection. My Audi Q7 headlights were TERRIBLE and they look brand new ! Set aside a few hours to do it right, don’t get discouraged, they look terrible until you’re buffing them. Good luck all ! For horrid headlights, but a 600 and 800 grit sandpaper pads and do the same as above. Some headlights have deep scratches that’ll require a little more work, but it will work.

I used this to clean the wife’s Acadia cloudy headlights. The “instructions” or steps to follow are son the side of the box. It’s not a quick process, multiple steps involved probably took 2 hours per head light. I did leave on the car and taped the car up with multiple layers of painters tape around the headlight. After doing all that I followed with this product Brand: MPD MPD Cobalt Charm Headlight Restorer – 8 oz | Removes Yellowing, Haze & Oxidation | Restores Lens Clarity & Brightness | Enhances Nighttime Visibility as a “finishing step” wife thought I bought new headlights. It’s been a week and we will see how long it looks good but this process is cheaper than replacing the headlights for $500-600. I have the XID lights. Sorry no before and after pictures.

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Es muy util excelente producto