I forgot to take a before picture, but my ring camera got a decent snap of it. Worked pretty darn well to be on the cheaper side of headlight restoration kits. This is two times of the rubbing compound and two coats of clear coat (swaying side to side with clear coat.) Highly recommend if you're on a budget! We also put alcohol on a paper towel and got the compound off really well before applying clear coat.

I used this on a 2007 Beetle with a very faded headlight. I had just switched out the other headlight so I had to do something -- clear on one side, foggy on the other. I figured it was worth $20 to try and boy did it not disappoint. It was really easy to apply and 30 minutes later with very little actual scrubbing, went from hazy to clear. Now it still isn't quite as clear as the brand new one on the other side of the car, but it's darn close. And I have plenty left for the tail lights.

I was able to use it on two cars and you can see inThe pictures it worked really well. There's more than enough of the cleaning solution to do several more cars, but I'm pretty much out of the sealer (small amount left) and the two pads are in rough shape after all the hand sanding. I actually improvised a little and used a drywall sanding block along with the Meguiars cleaning compound for the really stubborn areas because the pads aren't quite as rough as they could be. Overall for the price to be able to clean two sets of front headlights and possibly have enough for a 3rd set I'm pretty happy.

Be sure you tape off the area before applying the sealer spray.

First off: WARNING! The headlight coating spray is not to be used on perfectly good headlights as it will cause them to get hazy. The spray is SPECIFICALLY designed to work with the cleaning agent in order to provide a clear coat like protective later after you have used the cleaning agent with the included pads to esentially sand away the oxidation. The coating spray basically fills in all the sanded surfaces to provide a clear view.

That being said - it took me all of 30 minutes to clean, sand and coat both headlights on my wife's Camry.

1. Wipe down your headlights with a damp towel to clean, then dry it.

2. Trash bags and painters tape to protect the area around the headlights from any overspray.

3. Apply the cleaner as instructed and scrub every inch of the affected area on your headlights. I do not recommend circular patterns. Just go left to right and keep it as uniform as possible.

4. Wait a couple of minutes, wipe away the cleaner with a dry towel. It's going to look milky and faded but thats the idea as you are essentially sanding the surface. Reapply a 2nd time.

5. Wait 2 more min then wipe away with a wet towel. This will show how clean it will look with the spray. Wipe it 100% dry. It will look milky/faded again.

6. Shake the spray well and spray in swipes left to right is a swift motion, stopping the spray as you reach either end of the headlights each time. keep going back and forth a few times until the lights look clear. Wait 5 min and apply a 2nd coat. Don't spray from too far or too close as you will either waste spray or lay it on too thick and it will drip and run. I would say hold the spray can about 6 to 8 inches from the headlights.

DONE!

Check out my before and after pix.

It works if you work your butt off to polish the lenses before you apply the spray you better get them as clear as crystal. Otherwise you're wasted your time.