Headlight Restoration Polishing Compound Fine Grit

Removes surface stains and restores clarity to oxidized headlights. Specifically designed to remove scuffs and surface blemishes from polycarbonate lenses Clear away milky haze or yellow discoloration with ease - Stay safe headlight's powerful beams let you see the road. Finer grit for the final polish prior to clear coat protectant application Can be used with orbital sander for faster results. Fine grit liquid polish for final, finish polishing when restoring headlights. Recommended final step in headlight restoration procedure prior to applying final protection coating on headlight lense. Takes approximately 5 minutes to polish a headlight when using an orbital sander. Will take longer when hand polishing. Will not take out large scratches or deep discoloration. Best to use grit sanding pads to remove deep layers and finish with a polishing compound. The majority of headlights manufactured today are made out of polycarbonate, very strong thermoplastic. Manufacturing polycarbonate headlights over traditional glass headlights has allowed car manufacturers to create headlights in all kinds of cool shapes and sizes, but there is one drawback: oxidation. Oxidation is one of the major causes of yellowing in headlights. Many factors can cause oxidation, including: excessive heat, pollution, harsh detergents, ultra violet exposure from the sun, chemicals, etc. Over time all polycarbonate headlights will become oxidized and need to be replaced or restored. Oxidation creates limited visibility for drivers and safety becomes an issue; this is where headlight restoration comes in. Headlight restoration is a process used to remove oxidation from headlights and to preserve the lenses by re-applying a protective UV-resistant coating. There are many benefits to headlight restoration.