Cerakote Ceramics
Cerakote Headlight Restoration is completed in 3 quick and easy steps, with no power tools required. Cerakote is different than other headlight restoration kits because we manufacture a true professional grade ceramic coating that chemically bonds to the headlights and provides UV protection that stands the test of time.
See our application video and step by step instructions here
It didnt perform as expected. Headlight pretty much looks the same
I finished my headlight project on my 2002 PT Cruiser with success. I spent about 30 minutes on each headlight and am very pleased after an hour of pretty easy work. The longest part is the sanding prep work. Hand sanding until the the plastic looked equally foggy across the whole surface took about 20 minutes. Wet sand and keep the lens wet. The last step # 3 took the least amount of time. When they say to not go ever the surface multiple times they mean it. When the lens looks crystal clear which will be one or 1 1/2 passes STOP. If you go over 2 or 3 times the clear finish will start to look streaky similar to paint brush strokes and will remain to stay that way instead of a crystal clear finish. Also wear the gloves supplied in the kit like they say.
Bought this product awhile back, and finally used it yesterday, very easy to use, watched numerous YouTube videos prior to using. I followed the directions exactly as was included, I think the Left lense came out better then the Right lense, I think I might have to do it again on the Right side, so I might have to order it again and try it again.
This is the first headlight restoration product I've used that gave any sort of noticeable results. The headlights on our van look like new again.
I followed the directions however when it came to applying the coating it looked uneven after 1 pass. I wasn't sure if this was normal and almost considered wiping it off. A YouTube video claimed that it was self leveling but there was nothing in the directions.
Application of product is very easy but will require some manual labor of course. Everything that you needed to do the job successfully was given in abundance. The final step is very crucial to not have ANY water on or near the final application. I made sure that all remaining H2O was removed via air compressor and sitting in the sunlight for an hour or so. I completed the first headlight and it looked amazing. Then I moved over to the second headlight and all was going well... Until one rather large drop of sweat rolled off my nose in slow motion and landed on the headlight while I was applying. Immediately it was ruined. The product is amazing and looks great on my left headlight but my right headlight looks like it got smacked in the face by a grizzly bear Paw. Hope Cerakote reads this and can help a consumer out. moral of the story is where a hazmat suit so you don't drip any H2O anywhere near this product. Great product though.
It didnt perform as expected. Headlight pretty much looks the same
I finished my headlight project on my 2002 PT Cruiser with success. I spent about 30 minutes on each headlight and am very pleased after an hour of pretty easy work. The longest part is the sanding prep work. Hand sanding until the the plastic looked equally foggy across the whole surface took about 20 minutes. Wet sand and keep the lens wet. The last step # 3 took the least amount of time. When they say to not go ever the surface multiple times they mean it. When the lens looks crystal clear which will be one or 1 1/2 passes STOP. If you go over 2 or 3 times the clear finish will start to look streaky similar to paint brush strokes and will remain to stay that way instead of a crystal clear finish. Also wear the gloves supplied in the kit like they say.
Bought this product awhile back, and finally used it yesterday, very easy to use, watched numerous YouTube videos prior to using. I followed the directions exactly as was included, I think the Left lense came out better then the Right lense, I think I might have to do it again on the Right side, so I might have to order it again and try it again.
This is the first headlight restoration product I've used that gave any sort of noticeable results. The headlights on our van look like new again.
I followed the directions however when it came to applying the coating it looked uneven after 1 pass. I wasn't sure if this was normal and almost considered wiping it off. A YouTube video claimed that it was self leveling but there was nothing in the directions.
Application of product is very easy but will require some manual labor of course. Everything that you needed to do the job successfully was given in abundance. The final step is very crucial to not have ANY water on or near the final application. I made sure that all remaining H2O was removed via air compressor and sitting in the sunlight for an hour or so. I completed the first headlight and it looked amazing. Then I moved over to the second headlight and all was going well... Until one rather large drop of sweat rolled off my nose in slow motion and landed on the headlight while I was applying. Immediately it was ruined. The product is amazing and looks great on my left headlight but my right headlight looks like it got smacked in the face by a grizzly bear Paw. Hope Cerakote reads this and can help a consumer out. moral of the story is where a hazmat suit so you don't drip any H2O anywhere near this product. Great product though.
Cerakote Ceramics