Now, drivers can restore plastic headlight lenses and other plastic surfaces to like-new clarity just in time to combat winter snow and fog with the Headlight Lens Restoration System and Lens Renewal Kit from 3M. These easy to use solutions for removing yellowing and hazing increase headlight performance and visibility.

Plastic headlights help reduce vehicle weight and withstand impact, however, oxidation and sunlight can dull their surface, leaving it cloudy and scratched. This diffuses the light from headlights, obstructing focus and visibility of roadways and other vehicles, especially in dark and snowy conditions. 3M’s Headlight Restoration System and Lens Renewal Kit help clear up this concern, improving safety for both cars and drivers.   

"This is problem that a lot of car owners face but few actually know how to repair," said Todd Mathes, automotive expert for 3M Car Care.  "We took our time-tested process used by automotive experts and our professional products to create a simple, easy solution that delivers professional results – at a very affordable price.”

The Lens Renewal Kit and Headlight Lens Restoration System include everything the consumer needs to remove the oxidation and restore the headlight lens to its clear condition, from sanding pads to buffing pad to lens polish. The solution is time and cost-effective – the entire process takes under an hour and costs less than $30 – and the only tool needed is an electric or cordless drill with 1,200 to 1,600 RPMs. Both the System and Kit can also be used to repair hazing on other plastic surfaces, including taillights, emergency light bars, plastic motorcycle lights, trailers, snowmobiles and more.

The steps for using both products are as easy as 1-2-3.  First, sand the hazed surface with the enclosed sanding pads until the surface is smooth and the dulled layer is removed.  Then polish with the 3M lens polish and buff with the buffing pad.

For additional information, visit www.3MCarCare.com

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