Country: 46.234.102.5, Europe, CZ

City: 14.4112 , Czechia

I live in the desert southwest and after only 4 years of our torturous grueling sun, my Maxima's headlights were looking bad. They were badly fogged and turning yellow which made my car look like it was 10 years old and, nevertheless, driving me crazy! No less, the light output from my headlights had equally diminished.

Not my favourite edition of this series, but very entertaining. I really wonder how much of the selection process is political because a few of these stories , I think, sucked...or were insulting to the stories of quality..I still enjoyed it fully. I am pretty low maintenance.

I think this is a good kit and the results are very good. I recently bought a 2002 used vehicle and it is really nice with only 65,000 miles on the clock. It is a very nice 20-footer. The most obvious flaw was the headlight lens. As you would expect, they were in really bad shape, which I knew at the time of purchase. I looked at all the available kits for restoring these headlight lens and this one was the most reasonable when all the reviews were considered. I checked other sites, too, and this one seemed to be highly rated on all of them. So I bought this one. What appealed to me was the amount of labor required and the process of the sand paper and the reasonableness of the system. It worked just as advertised and the available video from Amazon.com, Sylvania and on YouTube show just how low tech but high result this process is. One word of caution about applying the final UV coating. When they say "immediate" touch up is necessary, that means "RIGHT NOW", not in more than a few seconds. My lens are clear but I have a flaw on the passenger side lens because I did not see a tiny spot I missed and it smeared some when I did so a couple of minutes later. It is still crystal clear, just smeared in a small spot. My wife does not notice it but I do.

This product may be fine if you are just starting out, but shop carefully, do more homework and reconsider.