I'm yet to find what materials this stuff is made of. They tell you is a coating that is supposed to "protect" the headlights. If this thing is a protective, why do we have to cover the paint so much? If this product was actually a coating that protects from sun damage, there would be no problem in getting it on paint, because it would be like any other sealant (Ultimate liquid wax) and paint coating out there. If anything, it would protect the paint just as supposedly it protects headlights.
In reality, this product is a coating that EATS AWAY the clear coat of the headlights gradually. This is how it keeps the headlights clear for 1 year. You should NEVER put this on new headlights, it won't protect them, it will do more damage than good. You should only use this on old headlights. It will slowly eat away the material and clear coat, thus preventing the yellowing and haze from showing. This is why you are told to cover your paint. You don't want to get it on the paint, it will eat away the cleat coat.
It will keep your headlights clear for 1 year, but not so much because is actually protecting them from the sun and thus preventing the yellowing and hazing, but is gradually removing clear coat, so you never really see the haze on the headlights because of it. It is basically like sanding headlights once a year, but just like sanding, you can only do it so much before you have no material on the plastic and it cracks.
In reality, this product is a coating that EATS AWAY the clear coat of the headlights gradually. This is how it keeps the headlights clear for 1 year. You should NEVER put this on new headlights, it won't protect them, it will do more damage than good. You should only use this on old headlights. It will slowly eat away the material and clear coat, thus preventing the yellowing and haze from showing. This is why you are told to cover your paint. You don't want to get it on the paint, it will eat away the cleat coat.
It will keep your headlights clear for 1 year, but not so much because is actually protecting them from the sun and thus preventing the yellowing and hazing, but is gradually removing clear coat, so you never really see the haze on the headlights because of it. It is basically like sanding headlights once a year, but just like sanding, you can only do it so much before you have no material on the plastic and it cracks.
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