Amazing Transformation FULL headlight restoration BOTH SIDES💦

In this video you will be viewing headlight restoration on both headlights of this vehicle and witnessing the amazing transformation. (2015 Toyota Corolla)
I've done "OVER A THOUSAND HEADLIGHTS" and growing, more and more every day. I've tried DOZENS of different ways and combinations of products. find out what I've discovered to be the best.
🌎THE HEADLIGHT RESTORATION PRO🌎 EMAIL: [e-mail]
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Note: Although I am a headlight restoration expert... I also provide other restoration and detailing services such as: scratch removal, paint chip fix, minor painting, black trim restoration, water spot removal on Glass and paint, paint correction, paint restoration, oxidation removal, polish buff and wax, ceramic coat, engine bay cleaning and detailing, and much more.
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[@timwilkins3258]

Never gets old ,congrats on the new family 🎉 still the best by far !

[@dandydonslife9869]

Truly amazing, beautiful the more I watch the more excited I get, thanks .PS congrats on baby girl.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Thank you...😁

[@VeteranHeadlightPro]

Beautiful results. Looks amazing

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Thank you my friend..

[@el_chapo_818pubg7]

U should do a review on the vapor headlight restoration

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

👍🏼 noted...😎

[@Rundark-]

I've been keeping my headlights as clean and serviceable as I could over the years, but after watching your videos the headlights of my 2004 Honda Accord look like brand freakin' new! I wish I could post a picture of how they used to look and how they look now, I'm still amazed how good they look everytime I go to get in my car. They look fantastic, thanks man.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Awesome....so glad to hear this..💣💥😎 Make sure you're using aftercare..(starting 2-3 months after resto) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXrYo2eOrb6des0

[@franciscahazlet4021]

Your community is so lucky to have you. Your so open about how to fix your head lights and how keep them looking good with your pro tips. Well done. If any one watching your channel has any wood working experience how you explain working with the grit defiantly transfers over you just have to understand the material you are working on. You are definitely blessed with teaching others how to do something right. Be blessed my friend.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Thank you so much..🙏🏼💯😊

[@cheferman65]

Awesome, to the point, no BS and proven results. I have mad respect for you. I have a background in paint correction, scratch removal and polishing. Your method, ingredients and technique are all spot on. Look at the results. Love the banter, the tips and confidence. I'm a fam and a follower. Finished my first two restorations today for friends, no charge but to cover cost of material. Using these methods, materials and finesse, they came out tits! Thank you for all you have vetted and provide to us.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Appreciated glad to hear that.. really appreciate your support.. Play more videos up and running and more to come soon..💯💪🏼😎

[@RazoE]

I love how you don't gatekeep. You could probably make even more if people ship you headlights and you work on them and send them back after 👌🏼 Edit: congrats on the little one!

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

🙏🏼💯

[@DelgadoDetailing]

Dang 15 minutes is insane! I average around 45 min a light... but also, ive only done about 15 pairs total with this method so im far from perfect at it

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Yes I haven't always been this fast it comes with experience and repetition.... I'm sure some people think I'm full of shit with my prayer in the bio a thousand plus headlights at this point it's probably over double that..lol Start adding up after a couple years... And what's that comes a lot of speed.... It'll come in time I wouldn't force it I'd focus on quality over time any day...

[@tadwalters5264]

Congratulations on the baby girl! Mine just turned 14. Remember this phrase, "Because I said so!". It will serve you well.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Lol.. Thank you..

[@RobertDickens2002]

At 13 minutes I know your talking about me 😆.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Could be but a lot of people have this issue... A lot of people think if I tweak it and I do this I do that and I can change this and come out the same... It's just human nature but what they're failing to realize you and them.. is that I've already tried it those ways and probably three dozen others.. and what I'm showing on these videos is the personification or the outcome of all those experiments and testings and variations of different combinations... And this is the best choice.... Far as techniques or products.. .

[@BS-fs6kx]

How many headlights +/-can you do with one can of Meguiars headlight spray ?

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

3-5 cars

[@simplyclear5802]

Flawless! Where did you find that placard that says headlight restoration?

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Thank you... Appreciate you watching..💯 I get my printing done through a local shop... There are some good online ones. But to me the mom and pops do a much better job and it's right there face to face.

[@grandmastert01]

when your customer ask how long will the headlights stay this clear, how do you answer them? Does the meguiars spray last longer then a year when the customer doesn’t maintain them ?

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

If they do nothing...drive every day and don't ever wash their car.... it will last in good looking new condition for 13 months...,(I've seen it first hand) This doesn't mean it falls off, or turns back to how they were magically.. Just means you might notice a difference in the clear tint , or s spot that might be a bit yellow... typically with basic to moderate care the vehicle should be get anywhere from 16-, 24 months of that new look.... My vehicle is going on 48 months... With after alot is possible

[@grandmastert01]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro ok got it…by the way I’ve watched a lot of headlight restoration videos and I have yet to see someone dry sanding and the headlights come out so perfect. Also I really like it that you zoom in so closely so we can see everything your doing. Your videos have truly giving me this great desire to do headlight restoration so thank you very much.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Thank you 💪🏼👍🏼💯

[@obadiah7771]

Just curious, how come when you are done polishing the head light you don’t use a panel prep to take off the polish before you spray on the sealant?

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

It should state briefly why that is in this video during that step.. There are many reasons.. For one that's not paint.. when deal with paint this is a good idea some what(even though I don't approve it when working with paint) But with paint you don't have to worry about transparency... These preps and things will leave residue behind on a transparent surface this can lead to cloudiness and less clarity, also believe it or not it destarilyzes the area, nothing you can put on that light can out sterilize 7800 RPM plus the fact that the Polish I'm using is cleaner polish.. which means it's sterilizing and cleaning the plastic at the same time as the heat/friction from the 7800 RPM.. Also other factors that are mentioned in this video..(you should rewatch at least the end piece when I'm speaking about the light passes through the headlight) Polycarbonate is Rich with oils that are natural to its makeup.. through degradation of the headlight service and servicing (sanding down) strip set of its natural oil at least on that surface area which is problematic for headlight health.. leaving my new traces of this residue behind aiding in hydration and locks in Oils from the compound... This not only improves headlight health, but increases clarity and lighting output.... Should watch the last half again also there's other videos up as well that touch bases on this topic... Thank you for watching..💯😊

[@cxlmobileheadlightrestorat7906]

Your headlights always look amazing. If I dont wash my pads right after or use clean pads, they dont do as well. Same with the micerofiber towels. I dont know how you get away with it hahahaha.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

You're actually wrong that's the problem you're doing something that I don't do which is probably why your stuff doesn't come out the way mine does.. food for thought if I do it a certain way 40 50 60 times on a channel it's pretty much proven if you do the same way but yet everybody always thinks I can do one little thing like a wash my pads which is extremely not recommended and more than likely why product isn't coming out as good or clear... 😏

[@cxlmobileheadlightrestorat7906]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro well the pad clogs does it not, so your oad performs the same when its new as to when the last time it is used? Haha. No way man. Same with towels. No way it is as grabby when it was used on an as a fresh clean properly washed towel. Pads are definitely made to be cleaned. Ask detailers that have had their pads for 10 years! Lol. Put them through hell and the pad gets washed and still lasts.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Headlight Restoration has little to do with detailing the rest of the vehicle as a restoration specialist and a high-end detailer and a specialist of headlight restoration I can inform you this. Towels have nothing to do with the pads especially used on headlights.. these pads are meant to break down if they're not breaking down after every use or every other use you're doing something wrong....💯 If you pay attention to some of my videos some of the pads are extremely thin quarter of an inch if not less versus the inch and a quarter brand new pads.... They self-surfaced themselves... This is why I don't have an issue with them... And yes towels need to be clean to an extent... This is why you usually use clean towels.. the pad is a whole different subject when it comes to headlights and cars.. as a topic of the day must be cuz I have to keep telling everybody headlights is not detailing cars it's a thousand percent different and the sooner people get it out of their mind that is the same thing the better they'll be at headlights...💯 And yes obviously I get the same results every time because you see all my videos up with the same results.. And these are probably about a quarter of what I do I don't feel every one of them because I don't have time... Oh in fact they actually perform better when they're broken in..😱 it's the main reason why you see me using them all the way down till I can't use them no more why would you think I do that.. have a box of 30 of them that's been in there for 2 years... They're not to be viewed as a regular pads that you use to polish vehicles this is where you're making a mistake while your stuff is not coming out correct doing this method probably one of the main reason..

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

I watch towels all the time all my towels are like a year and a half old I just bought a new pack of ultra premiums from Amazon the Costco brand Kirkland which is some of the best I've ever used.. same ones you see in all the videos the.. If I could give you any advice would be to stop washing them you're messing up your Restorations..... The resurfaced themselves experiment with them and see the best way for you to resurface them mine do it just from amount of use.. There are ways to force this and you have to figure that out on yourself or I'll tell people again and future videos..

[@cxlmobileheadlightrestorat7906]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro you are right 100 percent i do not use the same pads or machine. I use thicker longer lasting pads. Your pads are way different. I'll give them a try and report back eventually.

[@usamawarraich7571]

Where do you buy your pads I can’t get from ebay its hard to find them

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Everything I use is listed in the bio for direct purchase through Amazon... I don't buy things from eBay not trusted..

[@jaymesbrown4728]

Hey do you have your drill on one or two when you doing headlights

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Most of the times I have it on the high setting...2 If you're a first-time headlight restore (beginner) or have advanced lights I wouldn't advise it though.

[@ShoeHefner757]

Hi, I have 2 questions. First, how long does this method last? Secondly, I use 3m rubbing compound followed by their polish and final polish and then I seal it with chemical guys’ Jet Seal. It’s a pretty solid method that I think is one of the best. How you ever tried that method? I want to give yours a chance.

[@ShoeHefner757]

I also noticed you put chemical guys headlight restorer on your list, but you didn’t use it in the video? What is that? I’ve used that product and didn’t really care for it.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

This method will last from about 15 months to 5 years if you take care of the vehicle... proper car, aftercare and a little knowledge goes a long way...I have an outside vehicle.. 100% of the time and at the end of next month the headlight restoration will be 4 years old on it..(same exact method) the 15 months is if you just don't take care of your vehicle well and it's a outside vehicle and or high mileage as far a driving, primarily freeway mileage.. With that being said that is just how long the look PERFECT.. They don't hit those days and times and just go bad as the were...your just going to notice little differences, maybe a top corner slight yellow, or fog...not full blown bad as it was before... The can says 1 year... that's just a disclaimer for those people that take really poor care of their vehicle, or SPECIAL circumstances... Check out my aftercare video.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXrYo2eOrb6des0

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

It is 💩for Headlight Restoration.. With that being said it is smooth and mildly obsessive and good for an aftercare topper... kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXrYo2eOrb6des0

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

I did a lot of experimentation with it .. It should be marketed as after car or preventative maintenance for new vehicles...💯

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Yes I have tried all of those products in different combinations.. The jet seal is not ideal by itself.. Good product like a lot of ceramics but same issue with thickness...it has issues on headlights with impacting... Which affects the headlights health drastically.. Also the longevity..it basically washes off after sometime... Also if you like 3m you're on the right track.. But just always remember... plastic is hugely different than paint and clear coated surfaces.. using too much product can really affect the clarity of your finished product..Try the 3M hard lens plastic cleaner polish (listed in my bio) Stay tuned and check some more of my videos out...a lot coming up .. Thank you for watching.. 💯💪🏼

[@rooboy99]

Hi mate, so you go from 500 to 800 to the trizact 3000. How does the 3000 take out the scratches of an 800 grit paper? I thought youd have to step up from 800 to 1200 to 2000 for example. Cheers

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

It's unnecessary to do that.. obviously you see that as my results are the best I've seen... All of those grits in between or a waste of time... Especially when you're using a trizact pad...

[@rooboy99]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro appreciate the time

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

👍🏼

[@rooboy99]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro appreciate the reply. I need to get some of those trizact discs. Although at 80 dollars Aussie for box of 15, im hesitant to buy that many. How many lights can u get out of one disc approximately? Thx

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

You can typically use them for three or four cars.... Maybe even more but I limit myself to that .. very expensive they have doubled in price over the last year...🤬

[@grandmastert01]

Originally I was thinking about changing $150 for both but now I think maybe $120 may get me more customers. I am doing my headlights exactly the way you are doing them with the same exact pads and drills and paste. Do you think I’m over charging or under charging?

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

That's for you to figure out.. depending on your area and availability in your area.. he got to figure out if it's worth paying that for somebody who is at your skill set level a beginner or full-blown business, what's portfolio ,advertisements , years of experience...all these things like that... If you don't have that you have to make up for that to be competitive AKA you can charge as much as somebody who's got other stuff together or all those things to stay competitive cuz everybody will just go to that person..

[@grandmastert01]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro well I’m definitely feeling defeated. I did my 1st headlight (my car) almost exactly the way you show but it came out cloudy. Things I did differently was used meguiars PlastX for a polish and I only have a drill to buff it on and I think I put on to much plus I cleaned the headlight with isopropyl before the meguiars spray plus I used 1 normal coat and 1 light coat. Not to mention from set up to take down it took 2 hours for 1 headlight

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Well for one you just got to keep practicing.. And for two you did not do what I did you performed a totally different headlight restoration... If you're not using the supplies that I'm using.. that's a huge difference.. if you're not using the tools I'm using that's another difference.. even without tools if you use the same process that I use you still would probably come out pretty good.. but like I said it sounds like you did a whole totally different process... Which makes me think all the other stuff you did not follow as well... You use plastic x... I specifically don't use that for many reasons.... To use more than one coat.. I specifically don't do that for many reasons ..kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJjbf3yjhKaiebs You you some kind of alcohol after the polishing.. I specifically don't do that for many reasons... So essentially you didn't do exactly the way I do... That's what your failure came from first and foremost... Everything I do in this formula is pretty important whether you think so or not.... I would watch more videos of mine... Really pay attention and you'll see that every time I'm pretty much doing the same thing...

[@sorkin.michael]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro I do all the exact process with exact tools except different coating only because it is not available in Israel and Amazon don’t ship the CO2 products by air. And the result is amazing. I also tried different sanding materials and plastx as well, but all this as you are saying makes a huge difference. P500 gold disc is like P800 from cheaper makers, p800 white disc is amazing and more accurate than another’s P2000 and trizact is midblowing, it’s truly a magic pad. Hand sanding is also a very important step and you can’t polish like in the video without 7-8k rpm. I also tried many things and this is really a top method.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Yes ... awesome...👍🏼💯

[@RobertDickens2002]

I learned the hard way the other day to not use the cheap masking tape thankfully it was on my own vehicle

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Yep it's not really designed to be sanded on.. it's not designed to be on a finished vehicle surface... Can really mess some things up that you can't fix..

[@RobertDickens2002]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro yeah It got wet and made a mess unfortunately I'm best at learning the hard way.

[@mreightytwenty8709]

Hi what polish are you using on these head lights ?? Cheers Kiwi

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Should be mentioned in the video.. plus also all things are listed in the bio, direct link to Amazon for purchase..👍🏼💯

[@richsmith3120]

How much pressure do you use on the drill?

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Barely any... Very light....fim seat against the light is more important than pressure... A lot of people are going to want to use pressure and strength.. it's more about removing in layers instead of all at once which is why you see me hit all areas of the light multiple times... Over and over again instead of trying to remove it all at once... Being too light no problem.. being too heavy is a huge problem...

[@richsmith3120]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro Thanks for responding!

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

Anytime...

[@sorkin.michael]

@@theheadlightrestorationpro need to mention that it is a good question, for me it took 3-4 cars (6-8 lights) when I only started to feel the dry sanding of this material. I am straight handed and engineer educated, but this is a feeling process, believe it or not. Naturally, you want more pressure, but you should always stop yourself from pushing hard. And you can't see it on the video, just by focusing on the pad that is not sponged at all. But when you feel it, the process becomes very easy.

[@theheadlightrestorationpro]

I do mention it in a couple videos about half of them...