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HEADLIGHT RESTORATION - 3M Lens & Hard Plastic Cleaner .. "WTF" is going on ! 🤨
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2023
- 🤨🧐🫣😡🤬😱 WTF is going on with the 3M Lens and hard plastic cleaner? find out what's going on in this video, what's new in my method.....TIME FOR A CHANGE.... LET ME SHOW YOU THAT NOTHING CAN STOP YOU...💯💪🏼(2006 Toyota RAV4)
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: theheadlightrestorationpro@gmail.com
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I just found your channel and just have to say you are one cool guy! Your knowledge of materials and how chemicals affect them is just stunning. Finding a master craftsman such as yourself is always a good find. Keep up the great work.
Thank you my friend appreciate it.. hopefully you have subscribed and make sure you watch a couple more videos there's over 100 streaming right now and plenty more to come...👍🏽💯
Sorry, I have missed a few videos, but I'm going to catch up. So glad to come back and see how well you take care of your community and keep them up on the products you and they need. You demonstrated how well the new product worked perfectly. Your standards are high and should be. The headlight looked perfect. Be blessed. My friend.
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Another EXCELLENT video !!! Thank you Headlight Restoration Pro.
Thank you for your continued support..💯
In casee you don't know, 3M lens and hard plastic cleaner is back as of July4, 2023. I ordered from Amazon for 14.00
Thanks for the heads up but yeah I know it's back for now it's still just continued though.. people are just getting rid of their remaining stock... So it's pretty much getting what you can...
I did it all by your methods, tools and materials, except the Meguires Clear coat.Everyone was out.I had to use the 3M wipe on.Seemed pretty good...Thank you, subscribed.
Awesome...🤓👍🏽
Thank you!!!! King!!!
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Thanks for the update and vetting! I was having quite the issue getting my hands on some 39017, finally found a source and bought 3 btls. Good to know they have updated the offering. Engine bay looks fabulous. Keep up the great work and content! Much appreciate the work, effort and the generosity.
Awesome stay tuned to the next video you going to see a lot of stuff that I really be interesting and concerns to this a little bit more broader range should I say..
I'd love to see a video on engine cleaning. That looked fantastic
Maybe in the future...thank you..
I sprayed my engine bay with a hose… I advise to not do it that way lol fyi
Yeah that's not the way to go..lol
I'm a diy and have used your method for headlights, best by far above anyone else. I have done my engine for years with water followed up with a little tire foam. Don't know if that's good or bad, but it looks nice and have not had many problems. Would really like to see your method....
@GoodisBest4u thanks for watching I really appreciate you tuning in... Yes this method by far is the best it is the future of headlight restoration... Sooner or later I'm trying to get something like that going where I'm showing other stuff as well one way or another ... work in progress....
New subscriber here love all things cars and love your videos! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Awesome...thank you for viewing...have plenty more videos up and running and many more to come...
Appreciate the subscription.. 💯💕😎
Great job again, like watching your ideas and ready to implement.
Awesome... You'll love it...
Stellar work on both lights and engine bay. Would love to see a vid devoted to engine by process like the one in this vid. Just amazing results
Every once in awhile I throw a curveball on this channel I'm doing something else something like this might be coming sooner or later...
Thank you for watching..👍🏽🥷🏽
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@@theheadlightrestorationpro just means there is a wiring issue, the connection between Synapse and fingers produce random statements of little to no value. If wired properly, the output would be an informed statement or question worthy of a responding Synapse event 🤣
@LetThereBeHeadlight 👍🏽
Hi, this is just a reminder for you to make the video on the headlights. Soft, medium, and hard. You had said you were, thanks!
Yeah I believe I did it on a couple different videos.. there's no real way to just make a video about that subject.. I can't remember which one but it's a couple videos back where it touch bases on that.. as much as I can do... There's no real way to make a video about that that I have came up with but if I do I will in the future..(keep in mind there's more than 60 different kind of car brands in each brand to have dozens and dozens of different vehicles running today and dozens of dozens discontinued it's too much of a broad subject all I can do is touch bases on it from time to time)
Thanks for watching
Excelente trabajo, felicitaciones, saludos desde Argentina!
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Mother's headlight restoration polish is what i use and includes a uv protectant. I don't buff with the 3m polish. The Sanding disks is what i buy the kit for. The end results are great, but you will still need to redo it every couple years because of uv exposure. I just wrap mine in Vvivid headlight hex tint when done and it looks great and extends headlight maintenance. Clean off polish before application or it will generate air pockets under the tint.
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Love your channel! What sanding disk do you recommend for general motors vehicles? Specifically a 2012 Buick enclave?.
The same disc used in this video.... Or any of my videos...
@@theheadlightrestorationpro I thought you used different starting disc. Depending on the manufacturer of the headlight, you're saying any video will work no matter what manufacture headlight you start with.
Yes .. same process....watch more of the videos it's the same process on different lights .
That sucks they got rid of that thanks for doing all the legwork I've got some 3M polish that looks like this new stuff slightly different number but it was my dad's about 15 years old and I think he watered it down
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When first looking at a headlight how can you tell if it is burned from the inside to explain to customer before you get started. Thanks
Burn from the inside is extremely rare...
Having any defects is rare on the inside..
And if it is there you would see it 9 times out of 10...
You just have to train your eye.. know what you're looking at...
This will only happen from experience...
Not fully related but the 3M windshield repair kit is inferior to the permatex windshield repair kit. I was surprised but it has to do with the method used is much better than the 3M kit.
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Discontinued products are geared around money, but it's also because they develop newer and often better products. I love 3M and use them often too. But you have to adapt and overcome!
Yes you have to stay adapted and ready to change anytime..💯
Found one on eBay and had to get it bcz of your videos lol
Glad i have a case of 3m 39017, the discontinued stuff.👍🏼👍🏼
Yeah that's what the videos about.. I have a lot but not relying on it it's good.. but there's a lot of substitutes just got to know what to use...
@@theheadlightrestorationpro adapt and overcome.👍🏼👍🏼
Yes.. exactly
question, Do you spray the UV coating after the compound? Does the compound allow the Spray to Adhere.?
Yes... This product is a true ment for headlight restoration product....most headlight products are ment to stick to this substance (polycarbonate)
People are very worried about things adhering because they use things not designed for headlights so those things have a very hard time adhering....
I've never once had an issue with this in well over 1,000 headlights.....(this product)
Check this video
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I know 3M makes very good products. But for this purpose I would just use Meguiars PlastX automotive headlight polish, which in my experience does an excellent job at polishing very dull and yellowish headlights.
Your preference is your preference I'm going to tell you as a professional on My level which is a super high professional plastic x is very below mediocre. So I never use it on this channel or even mention it it just sucks..lol you might want to try some new things..
Great video....though I watched it with the volume turned completely down. Come up for air once in a while.
Thanks for watching 👍🏽
Hi there, love your channel! Used your information to restore my headlights but unfortunately I got dust in the Maguire’s headlight clear thanks to a freak gust of wind😢 Can I ask you could I polish it or rub it back with some fine wet sanding and recoat ?
Thanks
You just have to do it all over... Check this video out..czcams.com/video/5-mYDvauImU/video.htmlsi=HChVa7Ovp1wpm8hc
@@theheadlightrestorationpro thank you. 🙏
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May I ask what the potential cost range for this work is?
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@theheadlightrestorationpro ok, will look at it now. 🙂
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I have been watching your videos, and it leaves me very empress with your work, but I just saw the engine work clean up "WOW" and i will keep looking at your videos and have you ever tried NOVUS I work on salt water aquariums and fresh water and I use the NOVUS to take out scratches on these tanks.
Awesome man I appreciate you viewing.... Far as a product I never heard of it before... Only problem I ever had with scratching was the acrylic tanks which I stopped using and just went with the pressure treated glass tanks... I just love the glass...
Anyhow really appreciate you watching plenty more to come going to have some more exciting things like that engine bay cleaning..
Hi I have an issue after sanding horizontally then vertically and machine polishing headlights, I am left with swirl marks. Any ideas on how they can be removed for a perfectly clear finish?
Well first of all I never said sand both directions... I said sand in either or .....
Also just made a video about this here you go... You've never seen me sand horizontally then go over it vertically it's absolutely pointless and probably should never be done you sound in One direction as much as possible and for the spots that you can't go over the other directions perhaps but never just both.... You're not doing a lot of things that you should be doing...czcams.com/video/KVaxhm53cQA/video.htmlsi=B6tX1qhqf_ykV6r-
Its a polish compound cream that last or sonax cut and finish or menzerna polish compound 400 . A lot more buffing time and is wayer base
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does meguiar's ultimate compound works as well?
No not as well nowhere near as well.. you want to stay away from just using basic regular compounds as much as possible . They're more designed for Clear coated surfaces... You want to get one that's designed for headlights and or plastic..
How long it stay
I'm new to all this. Is there a reason you are dry sanding rather than wet sanding? Thanks in advance.
Wet sand is inferior and very backwards way of sanding....
And you will not yield these type of results wet sanding ever for many reasons...
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Thank you for the help@@theheadlightrestorationpro
@powerhitter033 anytime
At what RPM are you using for the sanding? | Have you ever used a Cleaning Eraser Stick for removing dust and build up from abrasive belts and sanding discs? I use it when sanding wood on my bench top belt and disc sander, it quickly removes build up and renews the sanding belt/discs!
Sanding about 700 - 1700 RPMs...
And I've tried some things with the magic eraser but not much needed during headlight restoration.... plastic (polycarbonate) is much different than wood though....
Isn’t that drill only 450rpm
On the slow setting... This is switch on the top one and two..
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The description changed and is not complete on the Amazon page...
Which 3” drill bit attachment do you use?
Simple cheap ones... They don't actually sell them per se.. they come inside of any kid damn near that uses a drill.... I just resurfaced them and keep using them take apart glue a pad on...
There are far better ones anywhere especially on Amazon.
I’ve done this method but I still have swirl marks on my headlights. What do you recommend?
I recommend doing exactly what I've done on these 40 plus videos.. you just have to view the videos and have more attention to detail.. such as pay attention to my strokes and how light I am.. also make sure you're using the exact same stuff I'm using or things will change.... Other people say they are but they're not doing what I'm doing if they were the lights would come out perfect...
But the most common problem with what you got going on is pressure wanted to take it all off at once instead of multiple passes, the second most common is they're not using what I'm using.... The third most common obviously you're not checking your work good enough... And just finishing anyways... It's a bad habit and I do it myself sometimes then have to redo it... But if they're there at the finished product that means they were there beforehand and you didn't stop them...
How long does it last for before they turn yellow again thanks georgie Australia 🇦🇺
Long time....16 months to 4 years if you take car of them...👍🏽
Griotes has a new plastic polish.
Yes I saw that a lot of people are getting in on it big business....
Use mother’s aluminum polish works great
Shoe polish works better..😁
HOWS DOES THE 3M 36060 COMPARE TO 3M 39002 RUBBING COMPOUND OR ANY OTHER? I ALREADY BOUGHT THE 3M 36060 BY THE WAY.
This will help you with that..czcams.com/video/bX1jeS29Ei0/video.htmlsi=tFB8JUzyNKGiR3X6
@@theheadlightrestorationpro really appreciate all the help you are the man 👍🏽
@octaviolozano6890 thank you appreciate you watching 👍🏽
Hey brother, I have a customer who has a 2016 Audi Q5 that he wants me to do, would this be considered hard or difficult? Just didn't remember hearing Audi being on the naughty list haha thanks
This is one...
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This is an Audi too
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You should be fine...👍🏽💯
Thanks brotha!!
@chrissanchez6610 no problem anytime...
Should try meguirs diamond cut 2.0
I'll keep that in mind....👍🏽
Engine details cleaning 🧹 process please 🙏
Someday...😁
“If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.” not sure why this came to mind watching this, but it did, anyways great work
They definitely find me both...for sure...💯...lol
@@theheadlightrestorationpro reminded me of red green show, i had one guy try to do his own headlights used like 80 grit or something, i tried to fix them, looked better but not perfect
Yeah people always mess their lights up..
So does the plastic not hold up as long or look as clear with your process
You don't know what you mean..
Plastix meguiar's
@@darrinholstine5273 future videos
Thanks for the video. Have you tried the 3 step Novus plastic polishes? Cheers
No.... And thanks for watching again..👍🏽
@@theheadlightrestorationprowould be interested to hear your thoughts in comparison to results in your latest video
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Is the new 3m bottle the same formula? My local paint supply stores has them in stock but the bottle and graphics has changed but it still says 39017 on it. Is that formula the same?
They have a couple different bottles but the same product.. different bottles generally just mean a different times or how old are long ago it was made.... The one I show on the videos is the most recent.. long as it has that number it's the same...
Also if it has that number on it it's not new.. these are old and discontinued.. you're just getting residual sales..
@theheadlightrestorationpro thank you brother. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience with us .
Thank you 😎👍🏽
I now wonder if 3M 06068 would be comparable to 39017.
Not quite
How come you don't remove the lights from the vehicle to perform the restoration, seems like a better option than all the tapping you are doing,serms like you could get better results and have a better platform to work from instead of a sitting on a little stool in front of the vehicle
Actually quite wrong... You would think so.. but not every headlight is easy to remove from the vehicle... Number two this is a mobile service... Can't be sitting there taking cars apart in front of somebody's house.. number three liability issue.. doing mechanic work on somebody's vehicle put you in another category as far as business and liability etc... much higher risk of breaking something or damaging something.. number four it is unnecessary your only resurfacing the front surface of the headlight...(everything you're servicing you have right there) number five nothing can hold the headlights still as good as a 2000 lb vehicle... And it's quite difficult working on a headlight when it's loose..
Number six when you working on a couple headlights a day and different parts of town it would be an insane nightmare to remove every single light.. number seven and one of the biggest reasons not only are some headlights more difficult to remove but some would be ridiculous to do in a mobile setting and take quite some time to remove because you'd have to remove the tires, partial fender well, and the bumper just to change the headlight like on my own personal vehicle (many newer vehicles have this design)
Number 8 the stool is perfect for working on headlights is designed for working on vehicles and rolls on the wheels and has tool drawers and much more very convenient and extremely comfortable..
And number nine.. once you're finished with the headlight it is recommended not to touch on and have car washes for minimum of 24 hours during the summer time 48 hours in the winter. So It's definitely not a good idea to spray them and then try to put them in right away...
Number 10 at least but not last... Time... It's not easy to remove headlight it takes about 30 minutes to do both on an easy vehicle.... medium difficult headlight takes about an hour to do both,, the real difficult ones like on my vehicle .. professional mechanics take around an hour and a half labor to remove the headlights as I stated earlier..
Versus 45 minutes of work from start to finish adding on those times on top of that... Extremely less efficient.. in a business setting or even in a normal DYI setting.. time is money...
The list goes on and on....
And I do them both, every once in a while I end up doing some lights that are outside of the vehicle just because that's how somebody has them it's a surcharge because it's not as easy...food for thought...
Hope that answers question good enough..
Thank you for watching..😊
3M knows its all a market thing. when it come to label lovers the'll push it. They have everything that'll get the job done, it just takes steps that most people are not willing to do. Do you want it done right? or right now?
Yeap...
how much u charge to do the the headlight restorations?
Is irrelevant what I charge.. it's it's a very complicated system... It's always different... If you want to know how much have that restoration cost you should Google people doing it in your area it's always different from City to City to state to state.. the economy is different everywhere... What you would pay in San Diego California is not what you would pay in Houston Texas...
@theheadlightrestorationpro oh ok. Just wondering im from modesto ca. And just want to know what would be a fair price to do on a vehicle. Need mines done. It's yellow than sh*t lol
@BillaBong1 I'm sure they're out there.. if not you can try it yourself I would use this method to the best of your ability the closer you do what I do the more likely it comes out like mine do..
@@theheadlightrestorationpro koo. yea i might do it myself i have a m12 sander/polisher already no just need the other stuff. thank you for your time and patience for these videos i have learned something new and alot of info you have given.👍🤜
@BillaBong1 💪🏽💯
I found 2 bottles a Napa autoparts today
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I have 49 years doing auto body repair. I found polishing a waste of time. I wet sand the light by hand depending on how bad the light is I start with 220 grit for real bad lights but usually start with 4 or 6 hundred grit. I final sand with 1000 grit the spray the light with the same clear we paint the cars with. No polish the clear fills 1000 grit scrathes and gives it good bond
Good for you....that's the old way for when a lot of this technology did exist.. Also alot of auto body guys think of this as auto body...(me bing one too) but it's not...it's like night and day,,,,there's a lot more science in headlights and the restoration of headlightd being a functioning part...you can't just put a clear substance on them for instance...much much different,..
This this is the future of headlight restoration...
Thanks for watching...👍🏽
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Results...2end to none.... healthy for the light and makes them over function..
Got 3 more of these...and more when I get around to it..
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That's why I couldn't find any 😭😭😭
Yes.. increasingly harder..
Water base
Yes water base....
Check your emails...:)
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Getting worried you got such a following thes products are getting hard to get. The p800 is one of those products
Lol I think you're right.. I've noticed that all these products have damn near doubled in price.. and quadrupling and scarceness.. shit is hard to get and products are getting wiped out..lol
I deal with it to all my stuff is gone up and is considerably harder to get.. when I started before these videos the 3000 trizact it's $36 for a box.. now it's 60 plus most of the time... It's crazy...
@theheadlightrestorationpro yeah I tried breaking down what I use per car and my cost just to make sure I was still making money. But it's damn near impossible with the fluctuating prices
@@darrinholstine5273 yeah it's going to bury but the way you control that the best as possible is to buy a bulk when it's cheap.. that way you can buy early before you're out and you have a large amount of time to wait for the price drops which happened periodically every quarter (every 4 months/within)
@@theheadlightrestorationpro I can't find the products in bulk. Amazon just shows me per box
Bulk is just buying more at once.. doesn't matter where it's coming from... Just have to order more...
you have a ton of links that have nothing to do with this video. all i saw was the 3m compound 2 different and the 1 sanding pad.
You must not have looked hard enough pretty easily mapped out..... Every single thing on this video and more are listed in the bio.... Plus other things that I use in day to day life and work because I do more than just headlights I'd advise you to look again because if you can't find something that's on the video something's wrong with your computer because everyone else can and I just looked at everything.. also tell booty if you watch more than one video other things in my links are on the videos these are products that are approved of that I use everyday...
@@theheadlightrestorationpro I understand you do more. But the links are not clear to the video specific. And steps.
Every single thing I use... Once again let me repeat every single thing I use from the drill to the pads to the discs to the chemicals are in the bio... Every single thing and more you're the only person that I've ever had said he couldn't find something... Out of thousands and thousands, I guarantee whatever you're trying to look up is there.
@@theheadlightrestorationpro I never said I couldn't find it. You used the p500 then the p800 then the 3000 trizat then polished with the 3M 36060 but you have alot of links. It is a bit cluttered. I guess you get paid off clicks on the links for the other things. Thank you though.
@@fourthchirpin no problem you're looking for it they are in the links.. everything used in the videos are in the links.. on the restoration specialists besides to being a restoration specialists of headlights, also a high-end detailer so that's what the other stuff is... The top half is all headlight stuff that I'm using on videos... The other stuff and my recommendations for things that I use everyday and my Restorations and high-end detailing..
The links are optional to make things easier for you to make sure you get the same exact things from the same exact place that I order them from.. like I always tell everybody there's a thousand ways to get the stuff....
Thanks for watching.. plenty of other videos up...