Review on Get Crystal Clear Headlights with Blue Magic 725CD-06 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 oz. by Darrell Kiley

I have just used this on an old car that we are going to sell to test and make the car a little better. I also bought a set of $10 polishing pads to attach to my variable speed drill instead of wiping the stuff down with a cloth. Let me tell you that $10 was very well spent and I highly recommend it. All I did was apply enough Blue Magic to lightly coat the sponge and buff each headlight with light pressure of the drill for about 30 seconds and that was all it took. When I wiped the Blue Magic off with a rag the headlights looked much, much better (I think the drill did a better job than hand application). They didn't look quite like new, but if I bothered to apply another coat or two and buff the lenses with a soft buffer tip, I'd bet it would be pretty close. I also bought Blue Magic headlight lens sealer which I haven't used on this car (since I sold it) but plan to use it on my new cars to prevent fogging as we keep our cars outside - it's UV . the sun's rays, which primarily cause fogging of plastic lenses. If you don't seal refurbished lenses they will obviously start to fog up again soon so sealing seems to be a very useful extra step and is fairly inexpensive too. Anyhow, I was surprised at how well this Blue Magic Lens Restorer works, especially for the price, and I highly recommend it.