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Headlight Restoration on a Nissan, Lenses doesn't look that bad but the center section had a rough textured film that had to be sanded to remove and be able to blend and bring clarity back to these lights. Tapped off, cleaned and ready for a little sanding and machine polishing.
Just thought I would show 1 of several means of my method's of restoring headlight lenses back to a clearer and safer driving condition. This is what's needed just for a light restoration on headlight lenses as was the case for this job. And as you seen they weren't in to bad of shape but I still had to use a 800 grit paper to help remove the rough textured film and 2 products along with 3 different pads just to bring the lenses back to new condition.
After sanding and the 1st application of M105, cutting disk and a little more then usually of product for lubricity, with several section passes of 2 applications of each process.
2nd application with a cleaner and also same technique to remove any haze or marring from the 1st application.
Tapped removed and just to show a close-up without tape. Looks much better!
Driver side sanded,polished and ready for 2 applications of headlight protection coating to be applied. Now time to repeat process to passenger side.
Both headlight lenses now back to new condition and the owner will have a safer and better time driving to see and most Important in the rainy days and nights, to be seen!!
My 2nd Headlight Restoration posted up and just showing my favorite 2 products that I have adapted over the last 5 years and found my technique that I'm happy with as well as my clients. Now these aren't perfect by any means but for the money and time invested in this package it's a better and most important reason Safer for seeing and being seen.
Thanks for looking!
Just thought I would show 1 of several means of my method's of restoring headlight lenses back to a clearer and safer driving condition. This is what's needed just for a light restoration on headlight lenses as was the case for this job. And as you seen they weren't in to bad of shape but I still had to use a 800 grit paper to help remove the rough textured film and 2 products along with 3 different pads just to bring the lenses back to new condition.
After sanding and the 1st application of M105, cutting disk and a little more then usually of product for lubricity, with several section passes of 2 applications of each process.
2nd application with a cleaner and also same technique to remove any haze or marring from the 1st application.
Tapped removed and just to show a close-up without tape. Looks much better!
Driver side sanded,polished and ready for 2 applications of headlight protection coating to be applied. Now time to repeat process to passenger side.
Both headlight lenses now back to new condition and the owner will have a safer and better time driving to see and most Important in the rainy days and nights, to be seen!!
My 2nd Headlight Restoration posted up and just showing my favorite 2 products that I have adapted over the last 5 years and found my technique that I'm happy with as well as my clients. Now these aren't perfect by any means but for the money and time invested in this package it's a better and most important reason Safer for seeing and being seen.
Thanks for looking!
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