Yellow headlights that barely shine at night – and the next oncoming traffic still blinds you.
Who doesn’t know this: You drive 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 Kit dissolves this oxidized layer using a spray-and-wipe method, no sanding, no removal, and no workshop appointment needed. After about 15 minutes per headlight, the lenses shine like fresh from the factory – and the UV protection layer keeps the clarity throughout the entire season.
Advantages
- No more hours of sanding efforts: Other kits require three stages of sandpaper – one slip-up 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 maintenance day: Instead of handing over the car and spending Saturdays in the service queue, you can restore both headlights directly on your driveway – the kit covers a complete pair including reserve product for touch-ups.
- No re-yellowing after a few weeks: The applied sponge-based UV protection 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 quantity
- Compatibility: Polycarbonate lenses of nearly all modern vehicles
Application
- Clean: Wash the headlights with water and soap, let them dry completely.
- Restore: Evenly apply the spray to the lens, wipe back and forth with the microfiber cloth until the yellow layer transfers to the cloth, then rinse with clean water and dry.
- Seal: Put a few drops of protective sealant on the sponge, wipe it in one direction over the dry lens, and let it dry in the air.
Pro tip: Masking off the surrounding paintwork with painter’s tape allows for even more relaxed work – any overspray can also be easily wiped off the paint with a damp cloth.
