Headlight care spray for clear surfaces

Yellow headlights that barely shine at night – and oncoming traffic still blinds you.

Who knows this: You’re driving at night and notice that the road ahead looks gray and blurry – not because of your eyes, but because of the milky yellow layer on the headlight lenses. The LumaShield Set removes this oxidized layer using a spray-and-wipe method, without sanding, without removal, and without a workshop appointment. After about 15 minutes per headlight, the lenses shine like new again – and the UV protective layer keeps the clarity throughout the entire season.

Benefits

• No more hours of sanding: Other kits require three levels of sandpaper – one mistake and the lens looks worse than before. With this spray, the oxidation dissolves on the first wipe with the cloth, no abrasive grit, no risk.
• No workshop, no waiting day: Instead of dropping off the car and spending Saturdays in line, you can do both headlights right in your driveway – the kit covers a complete pair including reserve product for touch-ups.
• No re-yellowing after a few weeks: The applied UV protection on a sponge base dries evenly and prevents UV radiation from breaking down the lens again in summer – no aerosol overspray on the paint.

Specifications

• Restoration spray: 120 ml / 4 fl oz
• Protective sealant: 10 ml / 0.34 fl oz
• Microfiber polishing cloth: 20 cm × 20 cm
• Application sponge: Dual-density, approx. 3 cm × 1.5 cm × 7 cm
• Active ingredients: Isopropyl alcohol, propylene glycol methyl ether, fatty alcohol polyoxyethylene ether-9
• Coverage: A complete pair of headlights (sedan/SUV) with reserve amount
• Compatibility: Polycarbonate lenses of almost all modern vehicles

Application

1. Clean: Wash headlights with water and soap, let dry completely.
2. Restore: Apply spray evenly to the lens, wipe back and forth with the microfiber cloth until the yellow layer transfers to the cloth, then rinse with clear water and dry.
3. Seal: Put a few drops of protective sealant on the sponge, stroke over the dry lens in one direction, and let air dry.

Pro tip: Masking the surrounding paint with painter’s tape makes the process even easier – any overspray can also be simply wiped off the paint with a damp cloth.