Review on 🐢 Turtle Wax T-417 High-Quality Clean Cut Polishing Compound - 18 Oz. by Justin Dorsett

My 2008 Honda Civic had very yellowed fogged up headlights for a while. Didn't really notice/think about it until my neighbor bought the EXACT SAME Civic (color and all) and parked it right next to mine like it wasn't that subtle. "Look at me, I have the same car as you BUT BETTER!" (Maybe I assumed the worst in the last part). One day I noticed he had a detailed car and couldn't forget how clear his headlights were! So I went to Wal-Mart to buy one of those fancy headlight restoration kits and the wizened old auto parts salesman took pity on my auto illiteracy and offered this stuff for a lot cheaper than the kit they were selling sold. I'm a pretty gullible girl, so I checked, rushed home, and rummaged through my pile of rags for an old microfiber rag. I squeezed some of the compound onto my rag, rubbed it all over the headlight, let it dry a bit, and scooped out a large jar of elbow grease. I've rubbed and buffed, puffed and puffed (because let's be honest I skip hands day 100% of the time) and WHAT SHOULD APPEAR IN MY AMAZING EYES other than a gorgeous shiny headlight! I was so excited that I made another headlight, headlight on my husband's Honda Fit and my friend's Hyundai Santa Fe! I also read on google that this works well for minor scratches so I repeated the same process in the gap between my doorknob and the car where all the key scratches accumulate and they GONE. LIKE VOODOO SPELLS, I SAY. I literally walked around all three cars in the driveway looking for scratches to buff out. That's so pleasant! And for less than $10? YES, PLEASE. My car looks great! Take it neighbor!