Meguiar's G17110 Headlight Protectant 295ml

Might not have enough product. Since it’s a kit, there might not be enough of certain things. However, it is very convenient to have an all-in-one lens sealer.Since the primary cause of the yellowing on your headlights is the oxidation due to UV exposure, you have to ensure that your preferred coat specifically protects against harmful UV rays. Kit Drying time. may take longer to dry but you can always spray at a good time such as before going to sleep. Meguiar G17804 was brilliant at protecting our headlights for a long time. Not only did it create a barrier against UV rays, but it also ensured that our headlights stayed safe from debris, harsh weather conditions, and other road chemicals.

Then, follow up with a soft wet sandpaper or towel to smooth out any line residue made by the sandpaper for a smooth finish. After sanding you can apply the sealer or coating spray for optimal protection against damage. Heat Car headlights are coated with a special protective clear coating, that is designed to protect from oxidation, UV rays, and other external elements. Once the protective coating is compromised and is no longer capable to protect the headlight – oxidation of the plastic surface takes place, thus turning the headlight yellow and hazy. A great wax to use is Autoglym High Definition Wax for very good durability and outstanding looks on any type of paint, and very good for headlights due to its protection against the elements.

What To Do

A: The longevity of UV protection products can vary depending on the brand and type. Typically, they can last anywhere from several months to a couple of years. Some products may come with a recommended reapplication schedule. Q: Can UV protection products be used on all types of headlights? No sanding is needed. it is optional if you want to sand the lenses, but not required with this product for convenience. Finally, protecting your headlights from UV radiation is important if you want to extend their lifespan. By shielding them from the sun’s harsh rays, you will be able to keep them looking new longer and avoid having to replace them prematurely. One thing users didn't realize is how strong this chemical is. You want to make sure to do it outside in an open area and at the very least wear a charcoal mask. A respirator is the better option though if you have one. Applying a UV film to your headlights can protect them from both sunlight and road debris. This is an easy DIY project, but it’s best left to professionals for a more polished look. When you choose the right kind of tinting film, you can reduce discoloration caused by ultraviolet rays. 2. Wax Your Headlights