Chemical Guys Headlight Restore and Protect - Cleans, Restores Clarity, and Protects Headlights from Future Fading, Safe for Trucks, SUVs, Motorcycles, RVs & More - 16 oz
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Style: Headlight Restorer 16 oz
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- HEADLIGHT RESTORATION AND PROTECTION (GAP11516) All-in-one formula cleans, restores, and protects plastic headlights, removing yellowing, oxidation, and haze for improved clarity and visibility
- RESTORES LIKE-NEW CLARITY This headlight restorer quickly removes surface oxidation, light scratches, and embedded dirt, reviving headlight lenses to enhance nighttime driving safety and appearance
- LONG-LASTING PROTECTION Leaves behind a durable headlight coating that acts as a protective barrier to help prevent future fading, discoloration, and oxidation from environmental exposure
- SAFE FOR MULTIPLE SURFACES This car light cleaner works on plastic clear headlights, taillights, fog lights, and turn signals; safe for OEM and aftermarket lenses
- EASY APPLICATION Apply the car headlight cleaner by hand or machine with a foam or microfiber applicator; buff to reveal a crystal-clear, restored finish in minutes
- MULTI-VEHICLE USE Ideal for cars, trucks, motorcycles, RVs, and boats; perfect for any clear plastic lens in need of restoration and protection; a great addition to your headlight restoration kit
Description
Chemical Guys Headlight Restore and Protect (GAP11516) is the simple, effective solution to cloudy, yellowed, and oxidized headlights. Over time, exposure to sunlight, road debris, and environmental embedded dirt causes plastic headlight lenses to fade, reducing visibility and compromising vehicle appearance. This all-in-one formula cleans, restores, and protects headlights in one easy step. It removes oxidation, haze, light scratches, and embedded dirt, restoring like-new clarity and improving nighttime driving safety. Safe for OEM and aftermarket clear plastic headlights, it also works on taillights, fog lights, and turn signals. Once restored, this Chemical Guys headlight restorer leaves behind a durable protective layer that helps resist future oxidation and discoloration, keeping lenses clearer for longer. Application is quick and easy—use by hand or with a dual action polisher and a foam or microfiber applicator pad, then buff to a brilliant finish. Whether you’re reviving the headlights on your daily driver, show car, motorcycle, RV, or boat, Chemical Guys Headlight Restore and Protect delivers professional- quality results with minimal effort.
Brand: Chemical Guys
Item Form: Cream
Scent: Unscented
Specific Uses For Product: Headlight Restorer
Material Feature: Clear Plastic
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 2.5 x 2.5 x 8 inches; 0.02 ounces
Item model number : GAP11516SW
Department : Automotive
Date First Available : April 17, 2017
Manufacturer : Chemical Guys
Best Sellers Rank: #2,693 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive) #8 in Automotive Headlight Parts & Accessories
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (9,592)
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Style: Headlight Restorer 16 oz
Product made my headlights look new and crystal clear in seconds. My lights were maybe 35% clouded. Rubbed a few drops vigorously over about a 10” square area until the product turned clear and started to dry took a second cloth and buffed lightly to remove excess. I have a dodge with large headlights so I repeated the process 3 times to get the whole light. Change the portion of your rubbing applicator cloth each time because it will become clogged with the removed damaged layer of plastic. I recommend masking the surrounding surfaces to prevent any possible damage from any over wiping or drops even though the whole process is simple and was very clean. I was very pleased with the excellent results and could do this to another five vehicles or more with what is left in the bottle , which makes the price of purchase well worth spending. Definitely a permanent addition to my detailing chemical supply list.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2025 by ATX is Me
Style: Headlight Restorer 16 oz
I recently tried out Chemical Guys GAP11516 Headlight Restore and Protect, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with the results. This product truly lives up to its claims and has exceeded my expectations in every way. First and foremost, the professional-grade restoration provided by this headlight restorer is nothing short of remarkable. With just a simple application, the advanced formula effectively removes the faded, hazy appearance of my headlights, revealing the pristine plastic beneath. The difference in clarity is astonishing – my headlights now shine with the brightness and clarity of brand new ones. What sets Chemical Guys Headlight Restore and Protect apart is its all-weather protection feature. It's not just a cleaner; it's also a protector. After restoring clarity, it seals the surface, safeguarding against harmful elements that cause yellowing and oxidation. This ensures that my headlights stay clear and vibrant for longer, even in harsh weather conditions. Perhaps the best part about this product is its cost-effectiveness. Instead of shelling out money for expensive replacements, a simple DIY with Headlight Restore and Protect rejuvenates and maintains my headlights, saving me both time and money in the long run. But the benefits don't stop there – safety is also a top priority with this product. Improved visibility means safer driving, especially at night or in adverse weather conditions. Regular use of Chemical Guys Headlight Restore and Protect ensures that my headlights remain clear, enhancing my night vision and overall road safety. And let's not forget the ease of use – applying this product was a breeze, even for someone like me who is not particularly skilled in car maintenance. Plus, I've been using it for several weeks now, and I'm thrilled to report that my headlights have held up beautifully without any signs of yellowing or deterioration. In conclusion, if you're looking for a reliable and effective solution to restore and protect your headlights, look no further than Chemical Guys GAP11516 Headlight Restore and Protect. With its professional-grade results, all-weather protection, cost-effectiveness, and ease of use, it's no wonder Chemical Guys is the go-to brand in car care. Trust me – you won't be disappointed!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024 by KrestonB
Style: Headlight Restorer Kit
Easy to use good results
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2025 by DAVID
Style: Headlight Restorer 16 oz
I've been using this product for a while, but have never written a review. This product does work, and in the world of "Polishes" and trying to figure out which grade or grit you need, this is nice cause it's just the right grit rating to do a complete job relatively easily. To Start: PREP0: Open the hood of our car or truck, that ensures you get the best access to the headlight lens, including the top. PREP1:Obviously make sure the lens is clean, which you can do just using window cleaner or after you washed the car or took to the car wash. PREP2: You want to remove the first line of "Haze" here's a trick, use WD40 or Ballistol.. Simply spray it onto a microfiber cloth and wipe down, you'll notice it takes off a layer, but not ENOUGH to make the lens clear, but it DOES help and sort of "Pre lubes" the surface a bit. ---Note -- IF the lenses are severely oxidized, like it's very rough and pitted to the touch, and almost completely faded out, you may need to do a wetsand prep using something like a 3000/5000/7000 grit sandpaper, THEN start the Chemical Guys' polishing routine with this product. This product won't remove that harsh first layer of oxidation, or it will take forever, as it's a very medium to medium fine polish. If you have to wetsand first, use a spray bottle of distilled water, wet the lens thoroughly, then first go with 3000 and work up to 5000 and maybe 7000, constantly lubing with water and wiping off the excess with a clean towel. After you go through the 3 stages then apply this Chemical Guys' polish routine. But, for most people they won't have to do this. But if you have to do this, prep3 is critical below: Masking. PREP3: TAPE: It's best to get some blue or green painters type masking tape and tape off the light from the painted areas of the car. Don't over think it, it's not like you're painting anything, you just want to mask off the painted areas from the headlight to keep the bonnet from bumping the paint. And from the material getting into areas you don't want to.. PREP4: HAND POLISH: If you're using a foam bonnet or a microfiber bonnet (or a towel) this will take longer, but you have more control of the "product" and it doesn't fling off. Simply put some on your foam bonnet and polish it in. Keep working it, and sometimes you can have a spray bottle of water to lubricate it a bit, and continue to work it in. Wipe it off, try a second coat doing the same procedure. Remove the tape, Let it DRY, then use a clean cotton cloth to remove the excess.. Cotton will not create the static like Microfiber does and it won't remove any protect layers of the product, leaving it treated, as this Chemical Guys' headlight restorer does have a UV protectant in it. If you don't have a cotton cloth, that's okay, just don't press too hard, just lightly buff it and remove the haze.. Voila.. Clear. PREP4A: MACHINE POLISHER. If you're using a rotary polisher, whether it's a large bonnet type designed to polish, or a smaller one, like a special tool that holds a 3" flat bonnet, or a smaller bonnet (Like the ones you use on Drills, the round type) you have to be a little more careful applying the product as it'll fling off and make sort of a mess. So you put it on the flat or round bonnet, spread it around on the bonnet and the lens and SLOWLY work it in, don't go full blast or you could possibly burn the plastic or the paint surrounding the headlight.. So you want to be careful not to hit the painted areas. HENCE the masking. Work it in slowly, and then gradually increase the speed.. You don't have to press real hard, as that just makes the bonnet lose control a bit.. Just a nice light pressure and allow the rotary device to do the work. Also, you can rest assured your polishing bonnet has probably absorbed some of the material, especially by the time you get to the 2nd headlight. That being said, you can continue to polish a bit without having to apply more product. This product seems to not dry too quickly and has a slight oily texture to it so you can work it in looking as though you don't always have to have a fresh "Haze" of the product on the light lens.. Again, if the bonnet is fairly saturated with product you should be good. Again, like above, you can also spray some water on it and continue you on that way as well. Be sure to avoid hitting the painted masked areas as much as possible, bumping them slightly won't really hurt it, but when you're increasing the speed just be sure to avoid them, you don't want to "burn" the paint. Remove the tape, let the product dry to a haze, and slightly wipe clean with a cotton or microfiber towel. Tip: I buy high quality paint brushes, like 2", 3" wide, the stubby kinds, which are great for after a procedure like this to wipe around the light lenses, to get any chalked product out. If you have an air compressor that's a bonus too. Just use the brush around the edges, then hit it with an air compressor.. Should look great. 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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by MH
Style: Headlight Restorer 16 oz
Amazing product. 6 drops, little polish with microfiber towel and my headlights went from total disaster to completely clear again. So far it been 6 weeks of daily driving in all weather conditions and the lights stay clear. Fogging is not coming back..Used it on 2 Toyota Rav4. 2010 and 2016
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2026 by MBajor