Has anyone used Permatex® Headlight Lens Restoration Kit?

[jinx5]

My headlights are scratched up and foggy. I was originally going to get some 1000,2000 and 3000 grit sand paper, Headlight Lens Restorer and mothers power ball but this seams to be less expensive. It's probably the same idea I guess with sandpaper and polish.
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/AutoHeadlights/HeadlightAccessories/PRDOVR~0383702P/Headlight%2BLens%2BRestoration%2BKit.jsp

[Flagrum_3]

My headlights are scratched up and foggy. I was originally going to get some 1000,2000 and 3000 grit sand paper, Headlight Lens Restorer and mothers power ball but this seams to be less expensive. It's probably the same idea I guess with sandpaper and polish.
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/AutoHeadlights/HeadlightAccessories/PRDOVR~0383702P/Headlight%2BLens%2BRestoration%2BKit.jsp

Haven't used the product myself but I can tell you that Permatex makes great products.But like any Headlight Lens Kit you'd be wise to follow instructions to a tee.Check the Permatex sight for a Instruction video.


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[-RJ3-]

I used that, along with Bubba's DIY restoration.

Both work great.... Just make sure you buff the crap out of it for results.

[Auroraboy]

Canadiandriver.com recently did a test of a similar 3M headlight restoration kit, and gave it very good reviews:



http://www.canadiandriver.com/2009/06/18/product-review-3m-headlight-lens-restoration-system.htm

[-RJ3-]

Princess Auto is sellong it for 12.99 Unsure if the special is still available, but it covers both headlights...

[Bluemazda3-S]

I've heard great things about the permatex resto kit