Blue Magic 730 6 Headlight Sealer Review

this stuff seems to hold up pretty well while my headlights look brand new. We'll see how long they last. ok i cant say for sure how long will they last thanks to this sealer but for now crystal clear thank you i sandpaper i sanded i dont understand i applied sealer and polished the top what more can i ask for today. I'm going to polish it with a sock to make it look even better after I've put on a few more coats.

I bought this on the recommendation of someone who has used it before and had even better results with my garage stored car. It has lasted over eight months since first use and has kept my headlights in top condition so far. They used to turn yellow less than a month after cleaning, but now they are in the same condition as they were almost nine months ago when I last applied them. I felt like this bottle would last me for many years at this rate.

Just received so this is a first impression. Just keep going. Dried clear. . That's all! Hopefully this will keep those new headlight assemblies from yellowing. Hot old-fashioned lightbulbs can also cloud your headlights from the inside with plastic. Using LED bulbs can be a real solution to this problem. to this since all you get is a brighter bulb that draws power and again a resistor. right where you started. You might consider replacing the headlight relay so it doesn't flash as quickly…

I use about 10 different headlight products and I really like this product. The comments about him being wet are a bit silly. This is a liquid that is absorbed by the surface of the headlight. Apply too much and it stays wet. This material really improves the optical clarity of the lens and fills in microscopic pores in the plastic. First you need to restore the lens. This gives you around 2-5 weeks of protection so that the plastic does not oxidize again depending on the weather and washing…

After the car wash, the silicone-based Blue Magic is a breeze to put on and transform into really shiny, bright lenses that look fantastic. After a rain or other car wash, you'll need to apply a little more Blue Majic to the headlight lens to get that wonderful shine back. Blue Magic Glitter just WILL NOT last long when exposed to the elements! After about 10 applications, the yellowing will appear again, even if you apply more Blue Magic! The yellow cast is removed with a cleaner and reapplied

If there is condensation or water inside the lens, they will need to be replaced. No restorative chemistry will help. However, it is a good material for final lens restoration. Depending on how bad your lenses are, you may need to wet sand 400, 800, 1600, or 2400 grit lenses first. Mine were so bad you couldn't see the headlight bulbs through the lens. They were yellow and opaque. I've sanded down each of the grit you see above (it looks like you mixed up your lenses until you got to 1600 and…

I already had another clear coat in my garage. I applied it in two coats but it doesn't offer UV protection. I read that this product is oily and takes forever to dry. The bottle says to spray directly onto the lens. Others here said spray on fabric. I did both: a little on the lens and a little on the cloth, then made sure the lens surface was evenly coated. As others have pointed out, the lens looks even sharper now, but that's because it's oily wet. The next day I noticed that the lenses…