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That is a great comparison between two competing products. While the spay on version may be cheaper and faster, the smothness and gloss from the towel applied version can't be beat. Good job on the comparison and testing the spray on version. Try it out on a headlight and post up some pics. I...

Surfer, I did wetsand the headlights. I did not wetsand the amber side markers. But I dide polish them both.

Surfer, STi asked me if I did the amber side markers on the truck. I did not have to wetsand them but I did have to wetsand the headlights.

I did not wetsand them, but did run over them with my polishing drill and a Mothers Powerball Mini. The Powerball is what I use for all my current headlight polishing.

This truck belongs to my cousin. He contacted me after he saw one of my flyers around his area. The truck is a 1997 Chevy 2500 4X4. Before Resto :awman: :dblthumb2:After Resto Feed back please Thanks!

A t-shirt might leave lint behind. The Scott shop towels have some lint but can be dusted off and it is minimal. Someone else tried "priming" the area by wiping mineral spirits first then the urethane mix. This prevents (at least for them) having to do a subsequent application to get it to lay...

The spar flowed out very even and smooth. What you are seeing is an imperfection inside the lens. The inside had what looked to be some dust that settled on some condensation that was once inside the lens. But the spar uerathane flowed out perfectly smooth and even. Works super good and the...

I have just started doing Headlight restorations as a side business. And I thought I'd post some of my work. My first test was a headlight from a 1991 Chevy Pickup. The second vehicle was a 2005 Hyundai Elantra. the first pic is a before shot. The second pic is after sanding with 800, 1000...