A Product That's Good As It Says, Renews Your Headlights

GTI-Guy · Post by **GTI-Guy** » Fri Apr 10, 2009 4:20 pm

My car's headlights were hazy, discolored grey ... one of those things that made it look old before its years, kinda' like grey hair

This product has a patented final coat that is guaranteed to last for the life of the car unlike other methods that only last a few months

You go through sanding steps to remove all the damage, and after the final stuff goes on, they look crystal clear new

$40 bucks for the DIY kit, $100 for it to be professionally done (if located in St Louis)

They guy who owns this company is a quality fanatic and even came out to my house to do a redo of the final coat ... it wasn't perfect after I did it, but looked soo much better than before I was quite happy ... after he redid final step, you can not tell from new

http://www.newlifeautolites.com ... the also do leather interior restorations, color matching and spraying the color coating back on

Before example, about what mine looked like

What you can expect after

HardCore97 · Post by **HardCore97** » Fri Apr 10, 2009 5:08 pm

why not show a pic of the same side after it was done? not saying it doesnt look good but it just makes it seem kinda sketchy

B16inside · Post by **B16inside** » Fri Apr 10, 2009 5:25 pm

i got mine restored at jiffy lube for 35 bucks look good as new

sharpie · Post by **sharpie** » Fri Apr 10, 2009 5:34 pm

B16inside;174897 wrote:i got mine restored at jiffy lube for 35 bucks look good as new

how long does it last? does it come with a guarante?

GTI-Guy · Post by **GTI-Guy** » Fri Apr 10, 2009 8:03 pm

HardCore97;174893 wrote:why not show a pic of the same side after it was done? not saying it doesnt look good but it just makes it seem kinda sketchy

You're right! Took that off their website and it does come across that way. That aside, can assure ya' the final outcome is accurate

sharpie · Post by **sharpie** » Fri Apr 10, 2009 8:06 pm

HardCore97;174893 wrote:why not show a pic of the same side after it was done? not saying it doesnt look good but it just makes it seem kinda sketchy

the probably ment to do a full head on shot so you could see both at the sametime kinda like a side by side comparison

99SilverCX · Post by **99SilverCX** » Sat Apr 11, 2009 1:24 am

I used a 16$ kit from autozone made by 3M, turned out real nice, however in the kit they have you go from like 800 grit to like 3000 and I said nay nay, so I got a pack of 1500 and a pack of 2000 wet sand paper and added 2 extra steps. And I ended up with leftover materials to do it again if I ever needed to. Can post pics if anyone is interested.

GTI-Guy · Post by **GTI-Guy** » Sat Apr 11, 2009 3:20 am

99SilverCX;174980 wrote:I used a 16$ kit from autozone made by 3M, turned out real nice, however in the kit they have you go from like 800 grit to like 3000 and I said nay nay, so I got a pack of 1500 and a pack of 2000 wet sand paper and added 2 extra steps. And I ended up with leftover materials to do it again if I ever needed to. Can post pics if anyone is interested.

This kit stair steps through the grit like you did. The final coat liquid glass or whatever is what bonds and seals the plastic, and is self leveling giving a smooth finish

i4nac8 · Post by **i4nac8** » Wed Apr 15, 2009 5:04 am

eh do it ghetto tight.. get a rag soak it in carb clean whipe your headlights without getting on the paint.. there you go brand new looking headlights.. put a coat of wax on and they will last for years if you keep waxing once every 3 months

Mazkid · Post by **Mazkid** » Wed Apr 15, 2009 12:05 pm

I use a high-speed buffer and wax. Doesn't cost me anything...sometimes I get paid to do it.