For those who used this on headlights, how well does it fill scratches? I rub down my headlights with the PlastX but light scratches are still there.
280571
I didn't use on my headlights, but it worked wonders on other items. I used the cleaner first then the polish. Hope someone else answers for you re: the headlights.
1332999
This is a wax, not a compound cleaner.I would think that this would not protect from headlights hazing.
1596723
I have used this once on cloudy, yellow headlights. I expected it to help, but it completely restored the headlamp Plastic is plastic. I would expect the same results.
1135578
I doubt that very much. You could try toothpaste as it works on headlights. what's wrong with the windows? what are you trying to accomplish?
1209030
The entire front of my Sub Zero was covered in tiny scratches. Although it took me about four hours of hand buffing with Scratch-B-Gone, the product worked perfectly.
2279670
My paint touch up looks really good. Not perfect, but close. In bright sunlight you can see a slight difference in texture from the paint not being a perfectly even sprayed on application like factory paint, but for a few dollars from more than a feet away or in dim lighting it looks perfect
242876
No, have used on several vehicles and have not had any scratches. Did lose a mirror once in the rain on an interstate because I did not recheck the tension. Do this at every gas stop. Usually not a problem but water or temps might change the tension.
1363165
I wouldn't attempt to use this on glass. As others have mentioned; it is solely designed to be used on headlights which are made of plastic. So in that regard... if you are trying to buff something plastic, then go ahead; if glass, I would avoid it.
816856
This product does offer some sealer but for best results and customer satisfaction, I use Meguiars headlight protection product, G17104 because of the UV protection and sealing. Restoring headlights is a business for me and I do many different lights in all types of condition, my best advice is , clean, clean, clean the lenses before you start. It is like painting, the surface you start with depends on the final result. I hope this helps...
1925857
This is a mild abrasive, it does not "fill in" scratches, it removes the material around the scratches and polishes. A lot of plastic lenses have been "coated" to make them scratch-resistant, and this will remove the coating. If your only other choice is to replace the lenses anyway, you could give it a try.
2230016
I didn't try it on the headlights, just the interior door trim. I just received and applied Klasse Vinyl, leather, rubber and plastic cleaner and conditioner and it works great. Went on uniform and leaves a satin (non-glossy) finish. I would recommend that product instead.
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I've used it on auto headlights with great success. They are plastic and depending on how clouded they are, I start with higher abrasive and work my way down to the finest of the 3 grits. Depending on what your lens is made of (plastic or glass) will determine how much elbow grease you're going to need and you may consider a Dremmel with a soft polishing head if the lens is extremely hard.
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I had mine on for years and did drive interstates but not daily. I did not put them on the outside paint though. I placed the tape on the top of them. and stuck them to the underside of my hood where my lights were. This way when someone was working on my car they wouldn't get on the way but when the hood was closed they were over my lights . The placement may have helped. They even went into the car wash a lot and survived. Clean the area Where you place the tape very well and use alcohol. After several years one started to come undone. I got some 3m thick double sided foam tape and fixed it and it was good to go. When the other side started to come undone I neglected it and it flew off, but I had had them for years before this happened. Not sure what color. Maybe pink. I'm seeing them more and more these days in black but not pink. I'm getting my new ones in pink. I Will worn you people will be looking at you and until you remember you have them on your car you'll be wondering what they are looking at.
487212
It dried hard after a c good day of summer sun. There are some new products On market. Also. Check Amazon for replacement headlight assembly. Maybe cheaper in long run. Somewhat easy to install. New head light usually (Eagle Eyes brand) are oxidation resistant.
682489
I would not recommend this product, it only removes partial oxidation. You have to careful with any chemical that removes haze on your headlights. Wash your hands and have plenty of ventilation. Crest or Colgate toothpaste works just as good, google it or youtube -how to restore headlights with ordinary toothpaste.
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Not often, I replaced my headlights assemblies. I did check with someone at the gym I go to. I put it on his headlights over a year ago. It was still OK. He sold car couple of months ago. I just bought new bottle because I see so many cars in parking lots. I end up doing it for free as a safety thing. If you plan to keep car might be best to order new headlights. Eagle on Amazon is good.the new ones have new anti oxidizing lens. Most are easy to install and adjust. Adjustment is important lookup online or in auto-manual . Hope it helps.
2016885
I used it on a very old car. It worked well (but not perfect). I was trying to cover large areas of faded enamel. They are better but not totally black. However, I certainly found it safe and it has been a durable wax. I don't know that it will really hide all the scratches, but I can't imagine it would do any harm.