GeKLok Headlamp Restoration Kit, Atomization Cup, Headlamp Polish Cleaner Kit Care Headlight Lens Repair Tool Auto Restore Kit for Cars (size:1pc)

Works perfectly

This was an excellent tool kit for restoring my headlights. I would definitely recommend anyone to try this over other methods of restoration. Unfortunately in my case, my headlights were too damaged to be completely restored because they had sort of mini cracks going deep into the plastic and covering most of the plastic surface are. However, the parts that didn’t have those cracks looked almost new after using this kit. Therefore, I have no doubt that if they weren’t too damaged then they would have been completely restored to near factory finish. 10/10 product so long you correctly follow instructions included.

The result is so far pretty good, however it was only enough fluid to do one headlight on a Honda CR-V. Pretty poor as we prepped both headlights and we are left with one looking like new and the other all dull and looking awful as we had sanded it and we were able to do the bottom 1/3 only. So the idea is great, however there is not enough fluid for two headlights unless they are really small. Shame as a larger bottle would have resulted in us being able to do both headlights and give a 5 star review.

The media could not be loaded. The technique of using acetone vapour to polish faded plastic headlamps is a good one.This cheaply made kit is a good way of doing it yourself.There was JUST enough acetone to do my headlamps. I didn't need to sand as much as the instructions suggested, just a light sand with 800 then 1500 grit. I used a drill with sanding discs though.The lead for the heated cup was just about long enough to reach on my car.The results were much better and much quicker than I've had with manual polishing before. I've used the Holts and the Autoglym kit. I won't need to use them again!

Was great and good quality

I was very excited when I got this stuff, man was I wrong to be so. It’s absolute rubbish, I’d say on barely tarnished plastics it’s got some use but for mid to poor levels of tarnish it’s absolute crap. The front headlights it should have done easily but it’s made little or no difference. I prepped the lenses as advised even using a polishing compound to really get it as good as I could. All I did was then waste £20 and 30 of my time applying this stuff.

Sanded with 600 800 and 1200 . I've been left with half a bottle of profuct after doing both headlights so I don't know why people's are complaining that's not enough product. Overall I'm happy with the results. Much easier to use than other products where you need to buff and polish and use wipes with clearcoat that needs to dry for long time. Now let's see how long is going to last.

This does work and I'd say 80% of people would probably happy with the results but I felt the finished result made the lense clear but a wavey finish.