K2Pasta na renovaci SV?tlomet? 60 g

This was recommended to me as a very good product so I tried it and very good is an understatement! It is brilliant, absolutely brilliant. Previously I had used Rain-X product and thought that was good but this is so much easier and the results have been amazing. I followe the instructions, did a poloish of the light by hand and the light came up like new. Honestly, like new. I hav esince sold the car so I cannot show a photo, but I will be using it on my "new to me! car. With the old car I did not use K2 Protect, but maybe it should be considered for longevity (which is why I gave 4* for longevity).

I have used this on my car headlamps and it is pretty effective, removing scratches and the dull film that accumulates after a while - not sure how long the product lasts, will post in time on this

This is awesome stuff! Used it on my extremely hazy, yellowy, 2004 Honda headlights and now look amazingly clear. I cleaned the glass first with glass cleaner and then used the Lamp Doctor. It removed so much yellowy-brown gunk, making an immediate difference. I then applied the paste again and even more came off, but this time not so brown looking. I guess another application would remove even more but I was more than happy after just two applications. Plenty left in the tube for more use in the future as needed.

I have a Galaxy S9 phone which I have had since it came out.It is a great phone, but has had a tough life with me.While the screen works perfectly there are a number of fine scratches on it - due to not using a case or a screen protector - and I wondered if headlamp cleaner may work?Hey, at £6 it is worth a try! :)The simple answer is that the screen is now very shiny, and I may have sorted a few very fine scratches, but other than that, no real change.Apparently it works well on headlamp lenses though :)Thanks for reading and I hope you found the review useful.

I purchased a tube of k2 pro based on the reviews. I cleaned the headlights with warm soapy water to remove any dirt that could scratch the headlights and remove any oil/grease from daily driving. Applied a generous amount to a micro fibre cloth and applied it to the headlight in a circular motion to allow the fine abrasive in the k2 to do its work. 10 minutes of elbow grease later and I washed it off with clean water and dried with a clean cloth. I did the passenger headlight first as you can see in the picture. As both headlights were very yellow I actually did each headlight twice in the end. I was very surprised just how effective it actually was, bargain for the price and I have enough leftover to do the fog lights.

I used it for the first time in Ukraine 3-4 years ago and was satisfied with the result! So I ordered from the UK and the result was just as great. I can safely advise and attach a picture with a comparison!

Great on my glass cooker top,but my head light must be too far gone.

I bought an old 2006 Honda jazz....and I'm slowly trying to bring its neglected areas up to scratch and give it a bit of a prettier life. The headlamps were so foggy and yellow which was hard to pick up on camera. My partner added a little bit of cream (about a 10p size dolop) and rubbed the light with a microfiber cloth. Literally did the minimal wiping in and buffing off. 3 mins max....and the result is clear. We are going to re do it again properly and I can imagine it will come up a million dollars. As you can see from the pictures that minimal bit of work, worked wonders. Defo an in-expesive quick fix, esp for a novice like me. Amazing stuff.