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Holts - 11750 - Headlight Restoration Kit - £12.59 @ Amazon
Holts - 11750 - Headlight Restoration Kit - £12.59 @ Amazon
Holts - 11750 - Headlight Restoration Kit - £12.59 @ Amazon
Holts - 11750 - Headlight Restoration Kit - £12.59 @ Amazon
Holts - 11750 - Headlight Restoration Kit - £12.59 @ Amazon
Holts - 11750 - Headlight Restoration Kit - £12.59 @ Amazon
Holts - 11750 - Headlight Restoration Kit - £12.59 @ Amazon
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Posted 29 May 2023

Holts - 11750 - Headlight Restoration Kit - £12.59 @ Amazon

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The Holts Headlight Restoration Kit restores transparency and original brightness to yellow, dull or scratched headlights.
It restores headlight clarity for maximum visibility and helps pass the MOT in all serenity. Restores transparency and original brightness.
Fit Type: Universal Fit
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  1. johnnytwohatz's avatar
    johnnytwohatz
    eurocarparts.com/p/h…170

    For anyone who doesn't have Prime account, same price at Euro Car parts.
  2. deleted2813822's avatar
    Anonymous User
    I wouldn't use those discs to sand the lenses, use wet and dry 2500 grit and then 3000 grit before using the polish with the pad on the drill, then the sealant. 800 to 1500 grit is harsher than needed on headlight lenses
    mxer450's avatar
    mxer450
    What he says^^.

    I followed the instructions and used 800 far to coarse absolute ripped my lens apart, took a while to get to an acceptable level, still not right. Don't use the 800 or 1500..... And tbh.

    They looks terrible without the sealant but the sealant is like an oily lacquer. Makes the lens look great but one touch or wipe even a week later ruins it. And you only get a small amount. So I'm stuck with scratchy lenses unless sealant applied but I'm nearly out.
  3. te721's avatar
    te721
    Put this on a head light but didn't fix it.... Needed a new bulb in the end
  4. manicminor's avatar
    manicminor
    Jewellers rouge worked for me.
  5. goodfera's avatar
    goodfera
    Toothpaste recommended, applied with a cloth !
  6. Proveright's avatar
    Proveright
    Thanks OP but save the effort. If you want the real deal, just use dot 3 or dot4 brake fluid on a cloth. Making sure you don't get it on your paint work. (edited)
  7. darkovo's avatar
    darkovo
    T-cut and lots of polishing. It’s a once every year job, but think it’s the same for all the kits anyway, nothing stops the sun aging process
  8. daza_d's avatar
    daza_d
    I've used this before and it did a good job. But need to keep up with applying the lacquer and even then it doesn't take long for UV to do it's thing again.
  9. gta15's avatar
    gta15
    can this be used on "plastic" glass headlights?

    I dont why I'm saying glass when it's not.
    deleted2813822's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Yes, it's mostly plastic lenses that are so prone to clouding
  10. MrHappy37's avatar
    MrHappy37
    I done mine the other day with tcut, then autoglym resin polish (red label), then the autoglym finish polish (gold label). They went from very yellow and dull looking to looking like new.
    tonymgx's avatar
    tonymgx
    Great, so does the gold label act as a protective sealant?
  11. daemon1275's avatar
    daemon1275
    I think for what you're getting there - ie, the buff drill fitment, pads, cloths, solutions, thats really good value.

    I've used the 3M kit which looks similar and it achieved excellent results with only a little effort.
  12. seanyman's avatar
    seanyman
    I got this 2yrs ago after MOT advisory. It was a couple of quid more from eurocareparts, but did the job. I could have been more aggressive with the sanding process. You should easily be able to do both lenses and repeat again after 12 months. The Velcro pad does peel from use.
  13. Adiparadise's avatar
    Adiparadise
    I bought this when it was £13.99 and made a total hash of it. Then i found out a local detailer would do it for £25 and they did a brilliant job.
  14. igloolad's avatar
    igloolad
    wasnt there a youtube video with wd40
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