As long as you don't burn through the lens just be patient, perfection takes time bro.. I restored my second cars headlights last week and they haven't been restored in 24 years.. it had advisories dating back 10 years, I did a beautiful job and I actually did it wrong because I was panicking, just breathe, be calm and you'll smash it out the park. 👌
You shouldn't use a tack cloth on clear coat. If the clear is dry enough for the tack cloth to not stick, then you waited too long for the next coat. The clear should be slightly tacky but not stringy before adding the next coat. If it's completely cured, it should be sanded before applying another coat. Hope this helps someone
@@modernvehiclecare what brand clear coat did you use? Was it the same can you used on the light coat and heavy coat? Meguairs headlamp protectant ruined my brand new headlights last year, so I'm going to eventually have to do this. I definitely don't recommend Meguairs headlight sealant on new headlights, though they say it's good to protect them. Bad mistake.
I managed a mechanic and bodyshop for about 20 years. Glass headlights are the best. Since about 1999-2000 most headlights are plastic cheaper in cost to produce. Once they turn yellow and oxidized (cataracted) people to repair them by buffing or sanding so on. They’res limitations on how long it will last. 3 months 6 months 1 year..? Or cost of time on disassembly and reassembly and materials it wouldn’t hurt to get a price on a aftermarket if available. It’s what the individual can afford. Cars are not cheap. Good luck.
We have an Alfa 159 with glass headlight body. I was broken by a rock once, otherwise a pretty simple and straightforward design. Not sure about the production cost, but retail price is comparable to a plastic one.
@@omarti2000 if sanding doesn’t workout or material grade cost too much it wouldn’t be a bad idea to replace it. The good brand shop grade materials can be pricey.
Since 99? Ummm but your totally right. Plastic is too hard for clear to stick to. At least try an aerosol adhesion promotor! He's just making the problem worse by using really fine paper on it. It's one of things sometimes you gotta do but you can't charge for it or warranty. I don't see why he just didn't polish it and get it outta there. Used every grit in the shop plus ties up a stall for an hour or more for a freeby. Woulda been a lot faster to do this before the headlight was put back in. Plus no over spray. I could go on but people gotta learn the hard way
@@Continus yes I agree, they are rectangular and circular too but 2D if you know what I mean. Modern streamlined shapes are difficult to make in glass and would be too expensive
Love this close up. I’ve been beating myself up for months cuz I haven’t been able to avoid pigtail scratches but now seeing you get pigtails too! Such a relief
Не нужна лаку такая мелкая риска. Максимум P600, иначе лаку будет не за что держаться. Самый важный момент - убрать с поликарбоната верхний слой и выровнять глубокие царапины
its a good job... nicely finished ... but its a crime to remove all the original coating just because a scratch. in that situation its recomended to do a spot repair in a way to preserve as much original coating as possible. the scratch should be field with a hard resin ... light sanded to level it .. and bufed ... and then ceramic coated. all original coating is preserved and the scratch is about 90 to 95% invisible .. and durable ... and both headlights age the same way
Thanks man but this scratch was so deep that there was no way of saving the factory coating. I posted another video of a situation where I saved the factory coating by sanding and adding clear coat
You got some amazing results But your probably the first guy in history to tack cloth in-between coats of clear 🤣🤣🤣 I almost spit my drink out . Solid repair tho my guy .
@@modernvehiclecare I enjoyed watching you take 180 grit to a headlight 🤣🤣 I about peed myself but you pulled through in the end. I also specialize and am an expert in headlight restoration, I can hook you up with some tips and tricks to get a way way faster result if you.ever want !!
@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 I’ve been doing this as a business for 11 years now and that was the deepest scratch ever lol it felt like a crack 🤣 I usually start at 400 or 600 on most jobs. I’m familiar with pretty much all the methods and they all have their own pros and cons. Thanks anyways tho man I’ll keep watching the refinishing content for sure!
😂 your lying to yourself, you didnt even polish back up before applying that magic spray, just sanded plastic under all that clear coat + 0 protection, how much are you rippin people off for this? @@modernvehiclecare
@@simmomitdersimmeakamofajoe4998 ah, I did not realize that UV rays were a factor. I polish my vehicles once a year. But I only use a clay bar, compound then polish. Do UV rays still damage my vehicle color?
Still weird never done that actually 😂 and got same result. You can tack or not depending on the weather and how quick ur are. Also never seen a whole car get tacked before finish coat 😂
You're not. Better to do 1000,1500,3000, then finish with some cutting compound, polishing compound then PPF. When PPF turns yellow peel off then reapply. Lasts a hella of a lot longer that this lol. Did my headlights in 2017 and still clear and the same UV resistant PPF is not yellowing yet.
(Im a car painter for 20+years) *No need to go through so many different grits of sandpaper .Just use #500 fallow with #800 then #100 and its prepped. *Must!..use a catalized clear (2 component) they do sell them is spray cans also. --2 component clears have a hardner inside the can.Thats what makes the clear durable and withstand the harsh uv rays from the sun. Eastwood company sells good 2 component clears in spray cans.(two coats is sufficient) * If you use clear from auto parts stores--- it'll fade in couple of months and is very weak against street dirt/gravel/ etc. I hope this helps. Your prep was good but the clear used,is what makes this repair shine not last. 👍
@@modernvehiclecare Ok, I've painted many over the years -- even classic cars that headlights are glass . --- do you agree that the clear is inferior?
@@modernvehiclecare Ok, it's difficult to see how deep the scratch is from the video - in that case you can use lower grit of sandpaper. --- but that clear is a big mistake. Too weak .It doesn't resist the sun's uv rays or dirt grime/gravel etc .Some automotive cleaning solvents can mar it also. Just trying to help . Look into Eastwood two component clear spray can. 👍
Слышал от многих людей, занимающихся этим делом, что шкуркой выше 800 лучше не тереть, можно даже на 600 остановиться, иначе лак быстро облезет, держаться незачто
Todo lo que haces a mano se puede usar en maquina y tardas menos. Por cierto, ya que tienes el faro quitado para trabajar en èl, no lo pongas para barnizar, te ahorraras todo el material de protección que le has puesto al coche.
Estaba pensando lo mismo mientras veia el video, ademas a maquina se notan menos las rayas del lijado, sobre todo usando una orbital de 2,5 o 3 como mucho, ademas me gustaria ver esos faros en vivo, porque ya lo he visto en varios videos, eso de pulverizo un poco de laca y luego le doy una cargada, y cuando la primera mano no queda estirando lacado, la segunda lo único que hace es copiar la rugosidad de donde se aplica por mucho que la cargues, así que en el video se ve muy bien, pero no tengo tan claro en persona
@@andrecamacho7660 ... what are you talking about haha. 2k finishes are unequivocally superior to "1k" in every conceivable way. Like 2k urethane trumps nitro in all scenarios, especially in regards to chemical, heat, abrasion, and durability resistance. There is literally no aspect that 1k clears are superior in anything other than ease of use.
@@andrecamacho7660 with how you are even saying this, I have a strong doubt you even understand what "1k" and "2k" mean lol. "the strongest clears are 1k"... like this doesnt even make sense hahaha. Please stop talking crap you dont understand haha
You mean the tack cloth? It is first used to remove any dust before applying clearcoat. After the first coat dries, you tack again before applying 2nd coat of clear. This is incase any dust got on the headlight inbetween coats
@@Sovrakhanah I think hes referring to the beginning of the video... the headlight assembly is off the car when hes sanding it down but then when he sprays the clear coat the headlights are back on the vehicle. If I had to guess as to why I think maybe its easier to mask stuff he doesnt want sprayed when theyre on the vehicle? That or maybe he's more comfortable/used to spray headlights when theyre on the vehicle
@@mux3044 oh, derp, LOL. I did not notice that at first 🤣 yeah that makes sense. Could also be that maybe he didn’t want to risk damaging the brand new clear coat when reassembling. Probably easier to spray it while it’s installed and just remove the drop sheets after
Take it out in the beginging so he doesn't scratch the paint of the car while sanding. Put it in before you spray, so you don't accidently scratch it when reinstalling.
The only right (economic) way to renew a lamp. However, you should still polish it because there will always be a structure, even if it is not visible to the naked eye.
I would personally never use clear, especially on a car that is driven in the winter too. Those small rocks on the road will do their best to chip it away, and it will look pretty messy. Also, in many countries it's illegal to use any coats on any lights on the car. I'd rather go with sanding, but ending on a much finer wetsand, and then polish it up
Next summer when the sun strikes again the head lights will turn yellowish, it's far better having little scratches over than remove the UV coat of the plastic 💀
Nope, this paint has UV protectants added in. Will last several years of direct sunlight before any fading happens. And then guess what... its the *exact same fix*. Stop inventing things to get upset about please.
@@dokesz530 when you apply it, it takes too long to dry. When it starts fading remowing is totally crazy. There is a video about quality etc on youtube. The guys explains it oerfectly
That's a TON of sanding for headlights that were already quite clear to begin with...could have just used 400 grit right on the scratch, 1000 grit on that, then 2000 wet or 3000 dry on that, then a polishing pad and some polish and saved a lot of time and money. The clearcoat isn't needed just for scratch repair if you regularly wax the headlights just as you should for the paint.
So sand the headlight out of the car. Then install it and mask everything off to paint it? Don't paint it off the car and install after painting? Any benefits of doing it this way?
Why is everyone trying to tell this guy that he's gotta do it a different way to achieve the same results he got doing it his way? There's more than one way to do things
У меня на лобовом царапины от дворников. Нужно полировать только возле царапин, или всё стекло? Есть ли какое то жидкое стекло, что бы залить в глубокие царапины и потом заполировать, чтобы в глубину не уходить? Не пишите про замену стекла, потому что на стекле год выпуска стоит и когда все стекла одного года это хорошо! 😊
If y’all do this make sure you are using a polisher and not a normal sander, the sander will melt the plastic if you sand in the same place like he in the video did but if you use a polisher that is made to go slower and not generate heat then you’re all set 🙏🏼👍🏼
Never tack clear coat. Also the proper way to do this repair is with compound and polish. Clear coat isn't designed to stick to plastic. It will look good for a while but it will begin peeling in the future.
I don't like the s1 that much but I saw some people comparing the s1 with the RE GT and RE INT on instagram :) Like the level of insecurity in the Indian biking community, well, barely a community is just next level!
What about the debris from the air when spraying outside? I know you are using talk cloth after the first coat but when you apply the heavy coat still somethings can land on the wet paint. Or should i just do it and stop thinking about it?
It’s pretty rare that something lands on it honestly. Just make sure to do it in a clean area outside. The 2k dries and loses tackiness super fast so debris won’t have much time to land on it
Worst nightmare is when you do same but it make it worse than before 😢
やめてください。思い出してしまいました😂
As long as you don't burn through the lens just be patient, perfection takes time bro.. I restored my second cars headlights last week and they haven't been restored in 24 years.. it had advisories dating back 10 years, I did a beautiful job and I actually did it wrong because I was panicking, just breathe, be calm and you'll smash it out the park. 👌
That means you didn’t do it the same.
@@brandonhuggins1736 yeah, the lambs wool pad was missing
Exactly. After spraying the sealer, the lamp turns completely yellow within a few months..(from iran)
Bro's headlights are cleaner than my past
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Cleaner than your browser history
😂😂😂это нормально😂😂😂
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You shouldn't use a tack cloth on clear coat. If the clear is dry enough for the tack cloth to not stick, then you waited too long for the next coat. The clear should be slightly tacky but not stringy before adding the next coat. If it's completely cured, it should be sanded before applying another coat.
Hope this helps someone
That applies to paint, not headlights lol but thanks!
@@modernvehiclecare what brand clear coat did you use? Was it the same can you used on the light coat and heavy coat? Meguairs headlamp protectant ruined my brand new headlights last year, so I'm going to eventually have to do this. I definitely don't recommend Meguairs headlight sealant on new headlights, though they say it's good to protect them. Bad mistake.
mr expert here
@@user-sf7ve9fm2tlook up “2k clear coat aerosol”
@@user-sf7ve9fm2t
Go light on the “heavy coat” I have waisted a lot of time sanding out drips going too heavy.
Excellent Step by Step process video .. I really like it man good content im definetaly subscribing!
Thanks I appreciate it!
I managed a mechanic and bodyshop for about 20 years. Glass headlights are the best. Since about 1999-2000 most headlights are plastic cheaper in cost to produce. Once they turn yellow and oxidized (cataracted) people to repair them by buffing or sanding so on. They’res limitations on how long it will last. 3 months 6 months 1 year..? Or cost of time on disassembly and reassembly and materials it wouldn’t hurt to get a price on a aftermarket if available. It’s what the individual can afford. Cars are not cheap. Good luck.
We have an Alfa 159 with glass headlight body. I was broken by a rock once, otherwise a pretty simple and straightforward design. Not sure about the production cost, but retail price is comparable to a plastic one.
Do you mean it is better to buy new?
@@omarti2000 if sanding doesn’t workout or material grade cost too much it wouldn’t be a bad idea to replace it. The good brand shop grade materials can be pricey.
You can prevent the yellowing by pretending the headlights are paint and regularly waxing them too
Since 99? Ummm but your totally right. Plastic is too hard for clear to stick to. At least try an aerosol adhesion promotor! He's just making the problem worse by using really fine paper on it. It's one of things sometimes you gotta do but you can't charge for it or warranty. I don't see why he just didn't polish it and get it outta there. Used every grit in the shop plus ties up a stall for an hour or more for a freeby. Woulda been a lot faster to do this before the headlight was put back in. Plus no over spray. I could go on but people gotta learn the hard way
Man makes headlights clearer than my future
Don't worry everyone will shine
Look for some reason all I see is halos ??
Yeah, but your future so bright you gotta wear shades! "future so bright i gotta wear shades huey lewis"
Это не сложно.Можно было не начинать
@@lakshmangoutham2050
素敵ですね！
Nothing beats the glass headlights. Why don't we have them anymore.
They shatter in accidents and make a mess lol
@@modernvehiclecare but never loss shine or gets pale.
They can only be made in round shape (like old cars). For modern streamlined shapes it is too expensive.
@@abdulmsiddiqui4344 No, they make them rectangular as well. Them old 1980's ford trucks had them rectangular/square types of glass headlights.
@@Continus yes I agree, they are rectangular and circular too but 2D if you know what I mean. Modern streamlined shapes are difficult to make in glass and would be too expensive
So much work for just a scratch. I'd wait to add a couple more before repair.
I'd just fill the scratch in with clear using a tooth pick. Then after 20-25 minutes just buff it with a light cutting compound.
Well, being in the auto body business, I've come to learn more people would rather their car be pretty, rather than funtion properly lol
@@realMaverickBuckleyto nie jest rysa, to fabryczna linia na szkle, ale specjaliści lubią poprawiać …., później ta lampa świeci i wszystkich oślepia
These headlights are $700 each .. not that much work if you want it to look good 🤷🏽♂️
Love this close up. I’ve been beating myself up for months cuz I haven’t been able to avoid pigtail scratches but now seeing you get pigtails too! Such a relief
Chinna geetha kosam motham light ke operation chesav. Hats off
my car on 84" has glass lights...
yeah insurance…
My 01 Saab 9-5 has glass headlights
My 02 Ford has glass lights @@MostGenericUser
Everything is cheap plastic today.
JESUS LOVES YOU ALL 🙏🔥🔥🔥
I have never had to spray my headlights with anything just simply polishing them brought them back to life.
The 2k clear coat is for UV protection.
Applying it, will prolong the clarity, before the oxidization makes them cloudy again.
@@lllBASlll well.....No doubt might be true as mine only lasted about 10 years before needing repolished.
@@lllBASlllthe clear coat breaking down is the reason they went cloudy
Не нужна лаку такая мелкая риска. Максимум P600, иначе лаку будет не за что держаться. Самый важный момент - убрать с поликарбоната верхний слой и выровнять глубокие царапины
А вы делаете такое?
@@МаксимСпециальный делал разок для себя.
А еще важно не использовать 1к материалы для таких целей
Так и есть, риска 600, и 2 компонентный лак, ходит и не выгорает годами
Главное не добавлять растворитель-разбавитель , только лак и отвердос
This channel is amazing. The dude is amazing. Thank u for all your money saving advice. Peace and love.
Thank you so much I really appreciate it!
you're such a crazy ass professional .
can you please let us know which grinder / sander you are using ? ❤
@@Dolevgam lol thanks! I’m using a flex pxe 80 with 3 inch disks
its a good job... nicely finished ... but its a crime to remove all the original coating just because a scratch.
in that situation its recomended to do a spot repair in a way to preserve as much original coating as possible.
the scratch should be field with a hard resin ... light sanded to level it .. and bufed ... and then ceramic coated.
all original coating is preserved and the scratch is about 90 to 95% invisible .. and durable ... and both headlights age the same way
Thanks man but this scratch was so deep that there was no way of saving the factory coating. I posted another video of a situation where I saved the factory coating by sanding and adding clear coat
@@modernvehiclecareкакой машинкой вы пользовались?
Нету там покрытия
Wow. Some people just don't understand applying clear is a protection also. And works for many years when done right
You got some amazing results
But your probably the first guy in history to tack cloth in-between coats of clear 🤣🤣🤣 I almost spit my drink out .
Solid repair tho my guy .
lol thanks man!! I really enjoy your content!
@@modernvehiclecare I enjoyed watching you take 180 grit to a headlight 🤣🤣 I about peed myself but you pulled through in the end.
I also specialize and am an expert in headlight restoration, I can hook you up with some tips and tricks to get a way way faster result if you.ever want !!
@speedokoterefinishnetwork4937 I’ve been doing this as a business for 11 years now and that was the deepest scratch ever lol it felt like a crack 🤣 I usually start at 400 or 600 on most jobs. I’m familiar with pretty much all the methods and they all have their own pros and cons. Thanks anyways tho man I’ll keep watching the refinishing content for sure!
@@modernvehiclecareyour just too good to learn new tricks hey?
Removed the factory uv protective coating. That spraymax clear will last 8 months before it dulls with enough sun exposure
Good for at least 3 years with the proper application. Sometimes it lasts 6 years or more
😂 your lying to yourself, you didnt even polish back up before applying that magic spray, just sanded plastic under all that clear coat + 0 protection, how much are you rippin people off for this? @@modernvehiclecare
I need a restoration like this in my headlights and can't find someone to do something like this for me. Good job
Repaired the scratch. Totalled the car 🚗. I love yall kiddo 💗
I use 1000, 1500 them 2000 wet sand. Then a liquid compound. Then a liquid polish.
1000 üzeri aslında gereksiz. Yeter ki aşamaları atlamadan düzgün yapmış olun.
Hatta 1000 bile fazla 600-800 arasında kalmak en doğrusu. üzerinde verniğin tutunacağı bir yüzey kalmayacaktır.
@@SafaKarabacak evet ömrü daha kısa oluyor
But you have no uv protection.. When using a 2K Clear Coat for Headlights it has a UV Protection within. It is needed to protect the plastic from sun.
@@simmomitdersimmeakamofajoe4998 ah, I did not realize that UV rays were a factor. I polish my vehicles once a year. But I only use a clay bar, compound then polish. Do UV rays still damage my vehicle color?
What means tack? You polish the first layer?
wipe with tack cloth
Tack cloth grabs all the lint and dust right before the heavy clearcoat
Still weird never done that actually 😂 and got same result. You can tack or not depending on the weather and how quick ur are. Also never seen a whole car get tacked before finish coat 😂
@@puertoreekinn9721 thx mate. But how long you have to wait after the first thin layer of clear coat, before tack?
А что мешало покрасить когда фара была снята?
это что бы заеб..ться
Это видать разные фары😂
Pe langa faptu ca ceea ce face el este doar pentru vanzare ... si apoi prostu alearga de doua ori mai mult... avea faru jos ..😅
this helped :) thanks
You’re welcome!
Esse cara é um gênio! Tirou o farol pra lixar! E pintou no luga! Esse cara é um miserável de gênio.😂
You know I get paid to make videos right lol
Nice work. What brand of sander is that?
3M
@@oceanblue8146 thanks
@@djtrax909 it’s not 3m it’s a flex pxe80
@@Jonathan-pr1wo The best thing is that you buy a Rupes
Thanks, It’s a flex pxe 80
I thought I was smart for using clear coat, turns out I'm not the only one.
Iykyk!
How long does it last?
@@morado2010 lasted about a year in a half for me, which was mooore than I hoped for. I live in a dry area, so maybe that helped.
You're not. Better to do 1000,1500,3000, then finish with some cutting compound, polishing compound then PPF. When PPF turns yellow peel off then reapply. Lasts a hella of a lot longer that this lol. Did my headlights in 2017 and still clear and the same UV resistant PPF is not yellowing yet.
@@naraku137 Can confirm this. Ive done the clearcoat many times in the past and it just doesnt hold up very well.
헤드라이트는 자외선경화수지로 코팅되어 있죠. 자외선에 의한 변색을 막아주는 기능인데 저렇게 하면 당장은 깨끗할지 몰라도 몇달 못갑니다.
UV코팅
Поэтому потом нужно обклеивать пленкой
UV코팅하면 됩니다
That why is using 2k lol You better do your research before commenting 😂
Most Spray paint in stores says UV protection 😅 especially the ones for Headlights. Very common
Looks great but how many hours of work???
Thanks, about 2 hrs
(Im a car painter for 20+years)
*No need to go through so many different grits of sandpaper .Just use #500 fallow with #800 then #100 and its prepped.
*Must!..use a catalized clear (2 component) they do sell them is spray cans also.
--2 component clears have a hardner inside the can.Thats what makes the clear durable and withstand the harsh uv rays from the sun.
Eastwood company sells good 2 component clears in spray cans.(two coats is sufficient)
* If you use clear from auto parts stores--- it'll fade in couple of months and is very weak against street dirt/gravel/ etc.
I hope this helps.
Your prep was good but the clear used,is what makes this repair shine not last.
👍
500 grit would do nothing to remove this factory coating lol thanks tho!
@@modernvehiclecare
Ok, I've painted many over the years -- even classic cars that headlights are glass .
--- do you agree that the clear is inferior?
I can agree that if using clear coat, it must be 2k!
@@modernvehiclecare
Ok, it's difficult to see how deep the scratch is from the video - in that case you can use lower grit of sandpaper.
--- but that clear is a big mistake.
Too weak .It doesn't resist the sun's uv rays or dirt grime/gravel etc .Some automotive cleaning solvents can mar it also.
Just trying to help .
Look into Eastwood two component clear spray can.
👍
Слышал от многих людей, занимающихся этим делом, что шкуркой выше 800 лучше не тереть, можно даже на 600 остановиться, иначе лак быстро облезет, держаться незачто
что бы мы без тебя делали знаток ты наш комнатный!
@@justinandoutда и без тебя не обойтись. Кто еще бы написал такую херню как ты. Подумай над этим «знающий» ты наш. 😂
@@Yuriy7812 без меня вы бракоделы
The process is wrong since you applied a clear coat. The best thing is acrylic evaporation with polymer or polishing the headlights professionally.
What sander are you using in the beginning?
Flex pxe 80
Not his first repair, good technique! Clearly knows what he is doing.
😂😂😂 Yeah if you are a backyard grease monkey but not if you're a pro 😂🤣
Thanks
Or she! Remember god is a girl
Жаль что лак имеет свойство трескаться когда его нагревают - остужают и снова и снова..
Todo lo que haces a mano se puede usar en maquina y tardas menos. Por cierto, ya que tienes el faro quitado para trabajar en èl, no lo pongas para barnizar, te ahorraras todo el material de protección que le has puesto al coche.
Estaba pensando lo mismo mientras veia el video, ademas a maquina se notan menos las rayas del lijado, sobre todo usando una orbital de 2,5 o 3 como mucho, ademas me gustaria ver esos faros en vivo, porque ya lo he visto en varios videos, eso de pulverizo un poco de laca y luego le doy una cargada, y cuando la primera mano no queda estirando lacado, la segunda lo único que hace es copiar la rugosidad de donde se aplica por mucho que la cargues, así que en el video se ve muy bien, pero no tengo tan claro en persona
Great idea .its better to replace someone’s headlight than to repair because the coast of sanding would be about the same cost of a new headlight
Nice. Never had a problem using 2k clear. As long as its prepped properly it will last. Any other 1 part clear will yellow
not true friend ... the strongest clears are 1k
@andrecamacho7660 maybe strength wise 1k is better but I've always had 1k get yellow on me after a while.
@@andrecamacho7660 ... what are you talking about haha. 2k finishes are unequivocally superior to "1k" in every conceivable way. Like 2k urethane trumps nitro in all scenarios, especially in regards to chemical, heat, abrasion, and durability resistance. There is literally no aspect that 1k clears are superior in anything other than ease of use.
@@andrecamacho7660 with how you are even saying this, I have a strong doubt you even understand what "1k" and "2k" mean lol. "the strongest clears are 1k"... like this doesnt even make sense hahaha. Please stop talking crap you dont understand haha
@@JgHaverty lol...okay
keep thinking like that
So now question do headlights have clear coat on them from factory
Yes they do. It only lasts 4 years.
They have a protective coating yes
Of course
That's why they fade and turn yellow over time
@@Ulwam. they absolutely do, what are you smoking hahaha
Is there a reason you put it back on the car to spray?
You mean the tack cloth?
It is first used to remove any dust before applying clearcoat. After the first coat dries, you tack again before applying 2nd coat of clear. This is incase any dust got on the headlight inbetween coats
@@Sovrakhanah I think hes referring to the beginning of the video... the headlight assembly is off the car when hes sanding it down but then when he sprays the clear coat the headlights are back on the vehicle. If I had to guess as to why I think maybe its easier to mask stuff he doesnt want sprayed when theyre on the vehicle? That or maybe he's more comfortable/used to spray headlights when theyre on the vehicle
@@mux3044 oh, derp, LOL. I did not notice that at first 🤣 yeah that makes sense. Could also be that maybe he didn’t want to risk damaging the brand new clear coat when reassembling. Probably easier to spray it while it’s installed and just remove the drop sheets after
Take it out in the beginging so he doesn't scratch the paint of the car while sanding. Put it in before you spray, so you don't accidently scratch it when reinstalling.
Wow amazing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That’s clear coat work was smooth
마지막에 새거로 갈아 끼우네요! 보기 좋습니다
😂👍
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Congrats on making your headlight a nightmare
why?
I like to watch people who know what they’re doing.
The only right (economic) way to renew a lamp. However, you should still polish it because there will always be a structure, even if it is not visible to the naked eye.
Надо было снять фару и нормально сделать ❤
Nice! What make/model rotary tool is that?
it’s a flex pxe80. I have one that I haven’t even used since I bought it. Now I know what else I can use it for other than polishing.
Интересует тот же вопрос, что за инструмент.
As a non-native speaker, what does he do on the 'tack' part?
tackrag, it's a resiny loose cloth
Wipe with a tack cloth to pick up any dust
@@modernvehiclecare cheers brother
"Oh damn you got a lil scuff, LEMME SCRAP IT ALL!" Lol food stuff mate it came out great!
В финалочке без лака можно было просто пройтись кипящим ацетоном😊
А у вас там лак в балоне 2к можно достать?) 😮 не везде попадается😮
I would personally never use clear, especially on a car that is driven in the winter too. Those small rocks on the road will do their best to chip it away, and it will look pretty messy. Also, in many countries it's illegal to use any coats on any lights on the car. I'd rather go with sanding, but ending on a much finer wetsand, and then polish it up
Lol omg. There cleared from factory to prevent them yellowing as fast from UV. You personally would fail at longetivity and 10/10 results
For all of that hassle, I would just rather buy a brand new one…😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah sure if you wanna pay at least 6500 dollars for new ones!!
영상 흠집은 이렇게 수리하면 통째로 갈아야해요. 길어야 3달가요. 물안들어가면 그냥 쓰셈, 흠집난부분 n mm만 테이핑하고 락카 뿌리던지.
nah dude. Those are done like this in the factory. If you're not sure about adhesion use adhesion promoter
There is no quick fix available for that type of scratch lol
by sanding it you remove the uv protection on them they will turn yellow in a couple years
Omg
Terrible the result for me who wanted to redo my BMW now it's a big Big UP from France 🇨🇵👍👌💪😎🔥🔥🔥
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아‥‥
저라면 그냥 저 정도 스크레치는‥
그냥 둘 거 같네요^^;;
스크레치도 아님 사출할때 나오는 파팅라인임...
스크래치 아니에요..
갈아끼는게 더 나을 듯...
@@pobi7파팅라인 아님
파팅라인이면 중간에 끊길수가 없고 언더컷 형상도 아니여서 생길 이유도 없음
@@pobi7뭔소리여 누가 사출할때 파팅라인을 저기로 잡음? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 그것도 라이트에다가 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 말이되는소리를해야지 그리고 사출라인이면 한바퀴 돌아가면서 나오는 폐회로여야하는데 왜 사출라인이라고 주장하는게 잘 가다가 끊어져있음?
Next summer when the sun strikes again the head lights will turn yellowish, it's far better having little scratches over than remove the UV coat of the plastic 💀
Nope, this paint has UV protectants added in. Will last several years of direct sunlight before any fading happens. And then guess what... its the *exact same fix*. Stop inventing things to get upset about please.
Cam filmleri ile kaplansa yinede sararma olur mu ?
it wont, just like cars dont turn yellow. it will last 6-7 years before it starts flaking off
Tip: always expand ur workspace 😊
Always!
Retirement of Dhoni Virat Rohit Jadeja Ronaldo Jonh Cena brings me here 😢😭💔
Awesome, you get to do it again next year
Lifetime warranty 🤣
How long does it stay like this?
Few years but 2k clear coat is not the best option
@@ogukarakustell me why? Polishing is worst.
@@dokesz530 i wrote 2k is worst
@@ogukarakus how can 2k be worst?
@@dokesz530 when you apply it, it takes too long to dry. When it starts fading remowing is totally crazy. There is a video about quality etc on youtube. The guys explains it oerfectly
What is "tack"?
What is tack ? İs it oilcloth possible
It's called a tack rag or tac cloth , it's a rag that is kinda sticky and it picks up and traps dust and small debris
Its called a tack rag or tac cloth, its a small rag that is slighty sticky and it picks up and traps dust and small debris
Great! You produced microplastic! Fantastic!
you kids really need to invent better things to get upset about hahahaha
Don't ever get your car repaired then 😂
@@JacobE-23 hes probably typing that on a plastic cased iphone plugged into a plastic brick while wearing nylon shorts lol. Theyre all hypocrites
Can You tell me what is the bame of that polishing machine? Good job
Flex pxe 80, thanks!
I like you, specialist from the USA, I like you from Ukraine as a polishing master from a detailing studio😄😅
Thank you!
Audi ❤
Dzisiaj audi to złom 😂😂😂
Great job done here.
Can you tell us your nail care routine?
Why do you want to know 😂
Them headlights gonna be brighter than my future
🤣
Dude just saved himself 150 bucks
Saved $4350 but yea 😂
@@modernvehiclecarelmao
Glass is best and Fully recyclable,
You can get 1960’s seal Beams and they’re still as good as new.
It was the best
@@modernvehiclecare still is
A Seal Beam will light up a Street even after been powered off for 30 Years
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Yes!
What does the Tack do that is so important?
Picks up dust and debris. Only way to achieve professional finish
@@modernvehiclecare that makes sense 👍
Mechanic: Sir your engine has a small coolant leak from a heater hose.
Customer: Ok replace the engine!
If it’s the head gasket you might have to replace it 😂
Now welcome to UV rays...
That's a TON of sanding for headlights that were already quite clear to begin with...could have just used 400 grit right on the scratch, 1000 grit on that, then 2000 wet or 3000 dry on that, then a polishing pad and some polish and saved a lot of time and money. The clearcoat isn't needed just for scratch repair if you regularly wax the headlights just as you should for the paint.
did bro remove manufacturers lense lining from the headlight? lol
If you mean did I remove the factory coating, yes I did lol
@@modernvehiclecare the lines on lenses are often manufacturers marked lines not scratches
@@modernvehiclecare otherwise it’s just too ideal to be so straight
That was done perfectly
So sand the headlight out of the car. Then install it and mask everything off to paint it? Don't paint it off the car and install after painting? Any benefits of doing it this way?
I wouldn’t do it any other way lol the headlights need to dry while on the car for me to leave the work site
@@modernvehiclecare oh I see. Makes sense 🫡 thanks brother
Never seen someone clear coat headlights before this is new😂😂😂😂😂
Sin duda alguna, has destrozado los faros campeón.
Yea I destroyed it by fixing the scratch 😂
Lijar a mano y barnizar con spray….
¿Realmente te crees profesional?
Melhor do que o original❤
Thank you bro!
@@modernvehiclecare Tmj My friend
Can confirm this method works!
I do this to my eyes!
Через неделю на солнце вся потрескалась😂😂😂😂😂
Y put the headlight back on and to clear it's already removed
In Germany we say: TÜV sagt nein !!!😂😂😂😂
Warum??
@@euro7701 weil man die Scheinwerfer nicht selber aufbereiten darf, die Betriebserlaubnis hat sich dann sofort erledigt..., einfach erloschen.😒
Oh well lol
Why is everyone trying to tell this guy that he's gotta do it a different way to achieve the same results he got doing it his way? There's more than one way to do things
Beats me bro 😂😂
Hey man, what's the name of the spray you use? Sorry.
Wow I screwed mine up. Can I use a rag instead of tack cloth?
No I recommend a tack cloth specifically
If there's one scratch, just scratch the whole thing to blend it in
That's the way to do it top job 👍
Thanks man
@@modernvehiclecare you welcome dude fine job
У меня на лобовом царапины от дворников. Нужно полировать только возле царапин, или всё стекло? Есть ли какое то жидкое стекло, что бы залить в глубокие царапины и потом заполировать, чтобы в глубину не уходить?
Не пишите про замену стекла, потому что на стекле год выпуска стоит и когда все стекла одного года это хорошо! 😊
Buy cerium oxide at the nearest hardware store, a special pad with your polisher at low RPM and polish the glass without replacing anything.
If y’all do this make sure you are using a polisher and not a normal sander, the sander will melt the plastic if you sand in the same place like he in the video did but if you use a polisher that is made to go slower and not generate heat then you’re all set 🙏🏼👍🏼
Never tack clear coat. Also the proper way to do this repair is with compound and polish. Clear coat isn't designed to stick to plastic. It will look good for a while but it will begin peeling in the future.
thx
I don't like the s1 that much but I saw some people comparing the s1 with the RE GT and RE INT on instagram :) Like the level of insecurity in the Indian biking community, well, barely a community is just next level!
May i know or get a link of what machine you used with the mini sanding discs
You had me right up till the 2K.
What about the debris from the air when spraying outside? I know you are using talk cloth after the first coat but when you apply the heavy coat still somethings can land on the wet paint. Or should i just do it and stop thinking about it?
It’s pretty rare that something lands on it honestly. Just make sure to do it in a clean area outside. The 2k dries and loses tackiness super fast so debris won’t have much time to land on it
@@modernvehiclecare so it looks im gonna try to restore my headlights 🤣
Tell me bro, I used low-quality varnish and I got a bad coating, can I sand everything again and make it like yours?
Of course you can bro. 400 grit should be able to remove whatever you applied. Then work your way up with sanding and spray again with 2K
Tell us what spray did you use please. Thank you.
is that spray paint saying "YEAH BOI YEAH BOI YEAH BOI YEAH BOI🔥🔥🔥"