🔦 Revive Your Headlights in Just 15 Minutes: 3M Quick and Easy Headlight Restoration Kit, Eliminates Light Yellowing - 39193, 1 Kit Review

Great Little Bundle for the Big Update! I used the 3M drill bit attached to the previous adapter to avoid spending too much "Elbow Grease" on it... The results are WAY BETTER than what you pay for!

I have a 2001 Dodge Dakota, rusty but reliable. The headlights were so dim I could literally see my truck's shadow through the headlights behind me. I didn't put much effort and the results were amazing! (Imagine I wasn't too lazy) Definitely recommend this product!

It may not be the easiest route but it worked very well. The headlights in our car aren't all flat so they're hard to polish and that helped. Next time I use it I'll take two packs, one for each light source. I barely managed to make both lights in one package.

I've looked at many other products but wanted something that was quick, easy and that would work without making headlight haze removal a huge project. That's how I came across a 3M headlight quick change company. I'll keep it short, it worked the first time, I was stunned and guess what I didn't have to repeat the process. I'm happy, trust me you will be happy.

Used on 2014 Honda Accord headlights. I was amazed by the results within minutes. It got at least 50% better. I know you should probably be doing this twice a week or two for 70-80% visible results. I have used it for the 2nd time in 7 days and now it looks almost new! highlighted.

This is a review for 3M Quick Headlight Replacement. Amazing and effective for my slightly fogged up 2003 BMW Z4 headlights! Highly recommend and $5 offer. One note - the packaging says each headlight lasts 5-10 minutes. Mine required about 20 minutes to process the sand in three steps: sanding, rinsing, drying with a paper towel, and checking my work. Use lots of water! I had a small bucket, not a sprayer.

It works very well The only thing I can do is if you have problems with back pain I wouldn't recommend you do it yourself, ask someone with a good back to do it for you do because after i after using this product my back worked and hurt for about a week. So make sure you have a good back before doing this for your car. Plus, it's cheaper than taking your car to a place where you have headlights made. You can expect to pay a lot more money at places that rebuild your head. lighting

Okay so not "professional" quality - but for $6 it's a great kit. It is enough to make 2 large headlights for the truck and 2 small fog lights. It is essentially a wet grinding wheel that contains a grinding paste that is dispensed along with the water. It takes a lot of effort to get this to work. Polish, dry, wipe, polish, dry, wipe and repeat. I probably spent about 20 minutes with each headlight, just going back and forth, wiping with a dry rag to see where the holes were, then buffing…