How to Restore your headlights - It works!! 

I really like your intro. No overbearing music. Thanks for these tips.

You are doing great job. There is so little info available on Nissan Xterra so your videos are my go to place. I got 2015 Xterra.

somehow while watching another video, like this, i started yours in another window. And i actually ended up closing the other video and watching yours. The sound was playing at the same time as the other video i was watching. You win.

7 years later, and here I'm... doing the same thing on my X. Thanks for the video!

Great video Ry, thanks for sharing that and for all the extra tips. The kit worked very well in my 2005 XTerra, you are right, it's like night and day.

Excellent, did it over 2 days and it came out fantastic, thanks, now would love to see your video of changing out drivers side window motor/lift thingy.

Great video man!!..I just finished my 2008 Xterra and it turned out awesome..Thanks so much for your help!!

Now that i know it works time to do it myself! Thanks man!

I HAVE A 2005 XTERRA SO ALL OF YOUR DEMOS ARE GREAT.

Thanks for showing your results. Now. I will get some. I know it works now. I was thinking that I need a crear coat to fix but this video show me to just get this kit

Flitz polish works a treat :-)

It worked for me. Like a diamond!

Ray the Car Guy, can you make a video on how to adjust the headlights on a Nissan Xterra? There are no videos on how to. I Would really appreciate it . Love your videos. Really helpful. Keep the videos coming!

Cool vid, great job! Will have to restore mine now..

Beautiful!!! Great video!!! Looks like glass!!!

Great job & good tutorial, 👍

Ordered the kit and going to do mine tomorrow. 🤞🤞🤞

By the way great videos. Truly appreciate it.

Yet another awesome video 👍

When I did mine, after watching your video. I removed the lens and worked on the bench.

Great video very helpful

Great well informing video once again

Ry, ever thought of installing fog lights? I'd kind of like to add some to my frontier....

Looks great man! Keep up the hard work and great videos!

recommend cordless drill 2 speed if u have one they are easier to balance and u will have more control with out pulling on cord,2 speed makes easier learn it first then perfect it as u go.

Thanks 👍

Thanks

If comfortable with sand paper use Rubbing compound at $6 or so a tub. Heavy first then use a light rubbing compound. sponge pads each time make 2 or so passes over each hard-not smashing pressure. After clean heck out of it. when clean use rubbing alcohol to remove remaining dirt/oils. Last step is 2 coats of Plastx yeah that $10 stuff- should be good for several years. Or can just hit with plastx for a year plus. Either way you go about it is going to get messy. 3in sponge pads amazon about $6 ok so is more than "kit" but have plenty as in 30 plus cars.

Conflicting suggestions from others and curious if you've attempted replacing the halogens for LEDs. They do make them but from everyone I've talked too, they short or need to be replaced months down the road.

Not bad. Pop the grill off. Remove the three obvious 10mm bolts retaining the headlight and then remove three screws on the inner fender to get the fourth and final headlight screw.

Can u pls do fuel injectors on a 2010 nissan xterra

Can you please tell me how to replace the fog light bulb with l e d on a Nissan navara 2011

Which drill machine did you use? Thanks

I have an 06' Offroad Xterra, getting ready to add a separate trans cooler (and hopefully avert potential catastrophic transmission failure). Did you do this for your Xterra? Recommendations?

Класно сделал!!!

Kelly 2017🌙 Davis in Macon GA

Did you end up spraying a uv clear coat paint on the lenses?

How are the lights looking now? (2 years later).

Are those plastic covers on your fog lights?

500/800 grit creating work. Why not just go to 3000 grit and polishing compound?

My dealership wanted 200 to clean the headlights on my 2005 Xterra.

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Just like glass!!!

I think you need to put a clear coat on the lens.

Save yourself some money. You can do the same thing with toothpaste with baking soda, a damp rag and some elbow grease.

How to restore your Head lights, just replace them with aftermarket ones 🙂🙂🙂