My friend has had his Accord since he bought it new and has since put over 200K miles on it. He's doing a slight TLC project on it currently: replacing the worn steering wheel, new tint, etc. Just freshed it up a bit since it's 100% an outside car that's daily driven. The headlights were really letting the car down, so I recommended he order the 3M kit from Amazon to see if it was worth anything. Hey, it's only $13 so what's there to lose but an hour of your and $13... I have to say I was impressed with it. I don't recommend a cordless drill because even with two battery packs, you'll run out of juice. A corded drill would be better. Apart from that, a nice kit that would would recommend to anyone looking to repair their headlights. And I didn't use the 3M compound, I used M105 for the last step. And since my drill ran out of battery packs, just put that little 3M orange pad on my PC and went to town with it. Check out the before and afters:
Nice work! I just did the same exact car, only the customer provided a Turtle Wax Headlight restoration kit. I didn't think it would work that well, but it actually did a great job and that was 6 months ago.
No, unfortunately not. You have to use the little backing plate it comes with that attached to your drill. Only the orange 3M pad you can use (very carefully as it's so small) on your PC.
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will have to use this on my headlights on the car that i just bought. wierd since only the driver's side seems to be cloudy.
