McKee's37 Headlight Coating, Sio2 Enhanced

[Sizzle Chest]

I just got some of this headlight coating and wanted to give it a shot. I had a 2013 Porsche 911 in for a correction and coating and wanted to coat the expensive headlights on this German machine.

It smells and has the consistency of a ceramic coating. It applies like McKee's other coatings. Easy. It also wipes off/removes very easy and streak free.

The headlights were lightly polished and then wiped off with N914 in paint prep ratio. I then put one coat on. Let it haze for a few and then wiped off with a MF towel without any issues.

After a few hours, I was giving the vehicle a final wipe down of dust and noticed that the headlights were a little 'grabby' compared to the body work. They were not slick. Good deal, the coating is on there!

I will update this thread with any additional information as I will see this vehicle in the future!








Thanks for looking!

 

[Eldorado2k]

Did it change the appearance at all?

 

[Sizzle Chest]

^^^Not that I could see. They were in great shape to begin with. (wanted to keep them that way!)

 

[Jeremy1976]

Nice work as always Sizzle!

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[Eldorado2k]

So you applied and let it sit for how many minutes before wiping it off? The directions basically say to wipe it off immediately? Is there a difference in the results?

 

[WRAPT C5Z06]

I applied this to a clients headlights after restoring them, and several months later, they still look great! Wipe on, wipe off. It flashed quickly, at least for me. Easy removal.


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[Sizzle Chest]

So you applied and let it sit for how many minutes before wiping it off? The directions basically say to wipe it off immediately? Is there a difference in the results?

Left it on for maybe a minute. Hazed up/flashed for me and then removed it. I'm not sure if there will be a difference in results with the amount of time that it is left on...but Nick will have to chime in here!