The final polish with compound on the cutting pad will let you know if you missed spots and you'll have to go back with the 3000 grit pad

I did hit the bumper a couple of times and made a rough spot

Now that it is done, I can see where I missed a few spots, probably about 5% of the total area.

I did miss a few spots, but I was losing sunlight and had to finish up

Read instructions, triple tape around fender as it will sand through, take your time, don’t be afraid to re-hand sand some imperfect spots and go though each step again for touch up.

I went over them twice just to make sure I didn't miss any spots.

good light and non dusty area ...even a good led flashlight to check for missed spots

Seemed easy, you just sand away the dull spots

There is only a few small spots that I was not able to clear up, but totally worth the money.

Don't be afraid to do several more passes with the 400/600 grit pads, because trying to smooth out spots later (especially when you move onto the buffering step) will be very time/resource consuming.2

I half heartily threw on tape and managed to scratch the one spot without tape.

Next time I will remove lights becase even though I masked up the edges, I managed to burn a very little spot of paint on the fender

Now I mean mine were bad,totally yellow and a lot of rough spots on them

If you take your time, your headlights will be a s good as new.

Then I got out my clean, dry, blue shop towel and started to rub off all of the excess compound and holy cr*p

n’t go wrong.

The rubbing compound seems like T-Cut so could use that with the product in the future

Does what it says,a t a good price

didn,t work well at all

n’t think they’d clear up

Lenses were clouded by original factory coating which was chipping off and clear in some spots, sanded down entire lens with provided pads, I frequently beat dust out of sanding pads and wiped lense surfaces down with clean t-shirt rags because build-up of dust in grit happens quickly and will mar the work.

n’t regret it.

n’t work I would go for something that has buffing compound and buff

n’t b disappointed

n’t believe how well this product worked