It's a good amount of work to get it right, and it's mostly just sanding down the bad spots on your headlights, but the final application is what makes it flawless

It states if you miss a spot, go over it lightly again

n’t go over it fast enough if you missed a spot before it dries

but I missed a spot

Did the job of getting the bad spots on the headlight plexaglass.

One thing to be mindful of, if you miss a spot while applying the UV coating immediately go over the missed area

Don't try to fix any missed spots if it's been more than a few seconds, because it will be drying, and the new stroke will probably make a sticky mess

Final step of wiping on the urethane clear coat was a bit tense, as of you miss a spot or don't get it quite as you like in the first wipe, you better get it right within 30 seconds or so, because the stuff sets up fast

but I'm certain it is because I didn't sand it long enough in one of the steps (there is a missed spot)

Trying to go back and touch up a missed spot in the UV coating after there's already a coat applied is like trying to fix halfway dried nail polish

it made a couple rough spots almost like sand paper

t trick befor and nothing changed.

n’t go over it fast enough if you missed a spot before it dries

We were sure it was going to work, but holy sh*t did this kit work

n’t know about longevity yet but would recommend for any headlight because of the 400 grit sand paper that really has ales care of any strong corrosion

Just do t get ‘freaked out’ at the way the lenses look until you apply the UV coating

We bought an older car for our daughter to drive, unfortunately the headlights at night were t the best

n’t look cloudy anymore