Cerakote CERAMIC Headlight Restoration Kit- EASY, AFFORDABLE, NO TOOLS REQUIRED and now at Walmart! 

Nice pace and presentation. Props for not saying "oxididization" lol.

Been using this headlight restoration system for a while now. You did an excellent job explaining the system and how to use it properly. Great video!

I have this car in black. I did my headlights about a year ago. I think im going to try this kit out next time i need to restore the headlights This car is awesome btw, Hyundai Equus loaded with a strong v8. Love it.

Just ran across your restoration vid & really glad I did! I immediately went & picked up a box of Cerakote from my local Walmart & woww!! Very impressed with the results! I highly recommend this channel & the Cerakote restoration products!!

Nice job. Restoring the high quality OEM headlights is the proper solution.

Amazing results!

I just did mine today. And Im happy with the result. Easy to do. Thank you for easy to follow step by step.

I used the same kit, initially my results were extremely disappointing as by the time I was ready to apply the ceramic coating, both envelopes were slightly open and the ceramic had crystalized on the inside (it was dry) I reached to cerakote customer service and they send me a new kit for free after providing photos of the dry envelopes. Second one was perfect and results are hard to believe, both headlights look brand new. The trick would be making sure spending good time sanding and removing the oxidation layer before applying the ceramic coat. Would recommend 11/10 👌

I looked it, it worked well.

After watching this video that's one kit I'm going to pick up. Tks chelsea.

Bought this kit to do mine, it was the second restoration. I used 3m a couple years ago and they looked awful. This kit is easily superior. It’s worth the time and so satisfying. Yes there is a bit of oxidizing on the inside but they look 99% better and almost new.

Good Instructions ordered a whole case of this product for roughly $96 dollars on Amazon Step 1 and Step 3 I only have to provide sandpaper the 2000 grit and The 3000 grit very positive product it’s so much cheaper then heading over to the dealership to get it done $189 cost plus labor unbelievable

Very well presented. Show more close-up photos of the different imperfections in the lenses, like delaminated clearcoat and what the damaged clearcoat should look like after sanding. I had my lenses polished professionally about a year+ ago and only had yellow oxidation. I went straight to the 3000 sandpaper. The next vehicle I do has never been polished and will use both 2000 and 3000 sandpapers.

I miss the old glass headlights.... but I have to admit the modern lights are wonderful for driving at night compared to the old school

Very nice job. I have three kits in the garage. Lol, just too lazy to do it!(I know, I know, it’s an easy process).

Great demonstration! I've used this kit before and it's very easy with great results!

Great demonstration. Thanks for doing it.

Well what it should point out is that when you are maintaining the paint on your automobile do not forget to wax or similar the lenses on your car. It just works if you are able to do so from new or like new condition. I like Cerakote very much, I like others wish they would sell the liquids separately and in bottled form and not in form of wipes. I can then use the product as needed rather then open a wipe and most of it is wasted due to a small area. Would be interesting to know if their trim product can be used on the lenses of the car. My guess is that it is the same product?

Great video and very nice job at explaning how to and showing what to do .I am now a New subscriber keep up the good work. 🤠🇺🇲

I’ve found the sanding discs included in the kit don’t have enough bite for some headlights. I still use this kit for the ceramic wipe but I like to start with 1000 grit paper.

great video! thanks for the instruction and demonstration

Great video Chelsea

Thanks Chelsea, keep up the great videos.

Btw I followed the same method of one then the other so they had time to dry fully. I’d recommend it over the instructions with the kit

Good job Chelsea.💯💯

Great results and a great product.

Thanks for the review.... Good as always!! Will have to try the cerakote they have good products....

Hey thank you very much for that video! It was a great explanation. Just a quick question for you, after applying the ceramic coatings to the lens do you let it self level and cure? Or do you wait a few minutes and buff off high spots?

Great video ..... As always, very clear description of how to use the product 🤠

Yes, unfortunately headlights seem to have less factory coating like paint on cars 🤷🏾‍♂️😄

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Amazing video like always you rock

I got one scheduled for Friday on take a guess.....yep a Honda

Sweeet!!! Great job…..

Can I do an extra step? Can I polish the headlights after wet sanding before applying the ceramic coating to get rid of the fine sanding marks? Thanks for the helpful videos.

I just did my headlights with the 3M Ultra Kit. Do you know how long the UV clear coat can be expected to last ??? Anything you'd recommend doing to help prolong the life of the clear coat ? Thanks

Sadly, this was not even close to the results I have. I saw this on Amazon a few days ago, on sale...lot of great reviews, 75% giving it 5 stars....so I thought I would give this a shot. I have done this using Meguiars in the past a few times with decent results...I know I will never get back to "showcase quality." The first step oxidation wipes from Cerakote was perhaps the most impressive, the wipe turned a yellow-almost a gold color, a good sign removing that oxidation. Sanding..no problem (again, same procedure as Meguiars), kept the lens, sandpaper wet at all times. After step 2, left the "scratchy haze" (again normal.) Now putting on the final step - ceramic wipe. Followed the instructions, 50% overlapping. At first it DID appear this was working very very well. I was finished...went inside to wait 1 hour. I came back out and was - to put it bluntly utterly disgusted at the end result. The headlamps actually appear worse than before I even started this project - completely haze, fine light scratches still show. I have NO idea what happened, I followed all instructions, no water was present when I applied the Ceramic coating (this was warned in the video instructions). I'm not new to this...but new to this product and just disappointed! *I went back to Amazon just to check out the few 1 star reviews on this, those who gave this the low rating had the exact same result as I did. So, eh...I fall into this category now. That's just my personal experience with this. Sure many others will have good, even great results. I WISH this was the case for me. I think I still have some of the Meguiar's stuff left, the "Plastx" liquid (forgot the name), if not I'm going to have to get a new kit and totally redo this tonight, or at some point and just get back to some kind of decent, even OK clarity.

I bought one of these kits, have not used it yet, been watching the different videos, However if my old dodge headlights looked as good as the headlight lens in this video I would not waste my time cleaning them,

They are nice kits !!

Very nice. Cool

Haven't found any headlight restoration products that would last short of clear coat. Is this the closest one?

Could you see scratches when you were finished. Thanks

Hi...I bought the Cerakote headlight restorer kit but have not opened it yet. My headlights are just starting to oxidize around the outer edges and not where the light shines through. Would it work OK to just do step 1 only...that is, just use the oxidation remover pads only? I started to try that but somewhere I think it said using the pads (in step 1) would leave the headlight "cloudy looking", so I'm wondering if I should leave well enough alone and just wait until the oxidation is worse and then do all three steps?

excellent video, how long does it last?

Wow, Equus!~ Nice... Very hard to find and see them on the road. How is it? Hope its great =)

Great job! I'm planning on doing this soon. Did you use rinseless in spray bottle to remove slurry or distilled water?

you are amazing!

Nice video! what tape did you use to cover the edge of the headlight? painter's tape?

Great Review Chelsea! How long does this coating last

Does anyone have over 2 years on there Cerokote headlight wipes? How well has it lasted ?

drj Westfield Wisconsin. How long does this system last. Have you found out ?

Why can't they ever do it on headlights thats actually fuck up

I just used this and my headlights look on my truck and they still look cloudy, probably worst than before. Any thoughts? I’m 99% sure it did it the same same you did.

Was it oily after 5+ hours? Mine was, so I wiped it and now it's back to a sanded fog. Bummer!

What product is the first step? The oxidation removal wipes? What chemical is that?

Any update on durability?

Anybody know how long this lasts?

why wouldn't you turn the oxidation wipe over and use the other side?

Any idea what the sandpaper grit on the included discs are?

I read where this process doesn’t last that long. It’s just a ceramic coating you put on and that would wear off with washings and rain I’m sure. And is it a problem that the clear coat has been removed?

How many headlights could you get out of 1 wipe of the stage 3?

👍👍👍

Yellowing goes away with sanding. Ceramic coating is a good idea.

Hay Chelsea how are your Subaru headlights holding up.

How long does the Ceramic Coat last?

1st

Can't tell if the product made a difference. Please use the product on Headlight that really need a restoration.

How much do you charge for that? I want to charge $49, but people tell me to go up to $99

WOW nice but that dirty engine got me:)