Blue Magic 725CD-06 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 oz.

A friend of mine turned me on to this stuff, and after I saw how well it worked on the headlights of my wife's car, (2005 Chevy Cavalier) I had to buy my own bottle. Just put a blob on a paper towel, rub it in a bit, and wipe it off (or wash off with water) - it's that easy! I thought for sure it would take a lot more effort to get the white, oxidized, worn clear coat off of the headlights, but it wasn't anywhere near how much effort I'd imagined using Blue Magic. (My friend said I could borrow his "anytime", but after seeing how easy it was to use, I just had to have my own bottle.) I use it for polishing a lot of other things, too - plastics, metals...even glass. It even took some stubborn streaks off my side windows that didn't come off with anything else. Great product!

Wow, this did a good job and I only applied it once then polished it with a spray car polish.

It is ok

Best headlight cleaner i have ever used, and ive tried a lot!! Will be buying this product as long as they keep making it!!

This product works but it will take a lot of rub for long time to work. A lot of labor, nothing magically done. I am wondering if I have to work this hard to get it clean, maybe any other cleaning solution can do the same job.

2008 Crown Vic Police Interceptor now with clear headlight lenses. Yes, it works better than toothpaste. Easier if you have a electric polisher/buffer, but should work with good old elbow grease. Pic of before and after attached...

The bottle is paper thin plastic. There are better options for the price. The product requires serious elbow grease or a drill and a pad for any noticeable results.

I just used this on an old car we're going to sell to test it out and to make the car look a little nicer. I also bought a set of buffing sponges for $10 that attach to my variable-speed drill rather than rubbing the stuff on with a cloth. Let me tell you, that was 10 bucks very well spent and I highly recommend doing so. All I did was apply enough of the Blue Magic to lightly coat the sponge and buff each headlight for about 30 seconds with the drill applying light pressure and that's all it took. When I wiped the Blue Magic off with a rag the headlights looked much, much better (I think the drill helped get better results than applying by hand). They didn't look quite like new, but if I bothered to apply another coat or two and buff the lenses with the soft buffer attachment I bet it'd get pretty close. I also bought Blue Magic headlight lens sealer that I didn't use on this car (since I'm selling it) but plan to use it on my newer cars to prevent fogging from happening since we keep our cars outside -- it's the UV rays from the sun that cause the plastic lenses to fog in the first place. If you don't apply the sealer to the restored lenses apparently they will start to fog up again before too long, so the sealer seems like a very worthwhile additional step and is also pretty inexpensive. Anyway, I was surprised how well this Blue Magic Lens Restorer worked especially for the price, and I'd highly recommend it.

液体なのでライトに直接かけると、ダラダラたれるから、布なのに染み込ませて使用してます。黄ばみなどはかなりおちると思う。

Simple straight forward application. Works great with a low cost.

Works great at restoring headlights and excellent delivery time no issues with damage item well packaged

Good product

なかなか良いですね 汚れ落ちも思った以上に落ちた感じです