▷ BlueMagic 725 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 fl. oz. Guide
BlueMagic 725 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 fl. oz.
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Features For BlueMagic 725 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 fl. oz.
- 8 ounce
- Restores optical clarity and eliminates haze
- Improves visibility
- Removes headlight yellowing
- Prevents re-yellowing
Description For BlueMagic 725 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 fl. oz.
BlueMagic Headlight Lens Restorer is a very economical way to bring back the clarity and brightness of your exterior lighting lenses. Easy to use in just minutes you can regain the clean clear look of a new lenses. ►►► Read More
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Review by M. Ignacio for BlueMagic 725 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 fl. oz.
ReplyDeleteWaste of money. Just another product that takes your money and then can't do what it says it will do. I had the usual headlight yellowing on a Toyota Highlander. I shook the bottle, rubbed and scrubbed and polished on the lens. When I wiped away the magical restorer, all the yellow was still there. So, tried again with a bit more magical goo and bit more vigor and a bit longer. Wiped away the magical restorer and still the yellow was there. No magic here folks, just marketing sleight of hand, poof! There went your money. Too bad I can't give this to one of you and save you the money. Too bad the 80% full bottle will eventually wind up at a hazardous waste collection center. I think it has about the same power as comet, or maybe a toothpaste. You might want to try one of those first. Both are cheaper and chances are you already have them around the house. Don't believe the hype "removes yellowing". The best you can expect is that it will simply remove your 'green' money from your checking account.
Review by lolcat for BlueMagic 725 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 fl. oz.
ReplyDeleteIT WORKS! all the people here who are saying it doesnt work arnt going over the headlight enough. it takes about a good 20 or so times over to really get it perfect. if your looking for a cheap product and dont care about the work get this, but if you want something easier try another brand. it DOES remove yellow * it comes off green on the towel from the heat*, and it DOES remove haziness.
Review by Chris Zee Shutterbug for BlueMagic 725 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 fl. oz.
ReplyDeleteSymtech (Symtech Bright Solutions Headlamp Restoration Car Care Kit) vs BlueMagic 725 headlight restore kits comparison.
I have used both products, (the BlueMagic for over a year now) and offer these comments for you.
The BlueMagic does work, despite quite a few comments to the contrary. Have used it on several different vehicles 7-9 years old, Nissans and Hondas. Perhaps some of the plexiglass compounds on other vehicles may affect the results. For me the BlueMagic works best when applied to a cotton sock, just by tipping the bottle over the sock and getting the bottle mouth sized glob on the cloth. This amount is about right for a 5" by 5" spot. I rub it vigorously for about a minute until it dries at which point I flip the cloth over and use a clean spot to remove any residue. If all goes well (always has for me) you will see a golden yellow discolored spot on the sock. Then move on to a new area of the headlight. After the entire headlight is done, I come back to the first spot and do it again, at some point redoing the process will no longer discolor the cloth, that is when you can stop. End product is a much improved clearness and brightness. This unfortunately lasts only 6-10 weeks for me. Despite the claim that the product prevents re yellowing, the best it really does is slow it down.
When I got the chance to try out the Symtech kit, I jumped right on it. The main reason was the three part treatment. The pre treat de yellowing, the polisher, and the sealer/preservative. Hope is that the preservative will prevent the need for the frequent pretreatments. To start with, the pre treat is more aggressive here than with the BlueMagic. I went about 4 rounds with Symtech before it stopped discoloring the cloth with yellow, vs 2-3 times with BlueMagic. Second, the day after, surface skin on my fingers started to peel, so it is definitively more aggressive and you do need to wear the rubber gloves that come with the kit. The kit includes towelletes, but a sock or a old T shirt work better for me. I then did not do the optional step of sanding the lens with either the 1500 or 2000 grit , and went on with the polisher and the sealer. Altogether about 15 min of work per headlight. Comparing the BlueMagic all in one formula and the 3 times more expensive Symtech, there fortunately IS a difference to justify the price increase. While the color of both lenses was very similar (very little yellow tinge remained), the clarity of the Symtech lens was clearly superior. The BlueMagic lens had a slight opacity and milkiness to it similar to a milk bottle, while that on the Symtech had a sparkly appearance.
I have not waited the six weeks yet evaluate how well the sealer/preservative solution works on the Symtech, but wanted to write this report early to show that it starts off with an advantage. I will update the report in August.
PS. While detailing the car I noticed that Armor All rim cleaner removes a lot of yellow grime from the tires. Aha! I tried the rim cleaner on another discolored headlight lens, and it had the same yellow removing quality. The car paint was not streaked at all from the overspray, but you may want to test yours if you want to try this trick. The end result was a very clear, milky headlight, which I then polished with some polishing compound. The end result was as clear as any specially designed product, but obviously there was no sealant or any preservative in the formula.
Review by PJ for BlueMagic 725 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 fl. oz.
ReplyDeleteManufacturer's claim: "Restores optical clarity and eliminates haze." No it does not. Do not even follow their last resort instructions on using lightly a 2000 grit sandpaper. Any sanding will scratch the plastic lens making things worse.
The rubbing of the blue coloured cream is an exercise in futility. Avoid.
Review by S. Tarraf for BlueMagic 725 Headlight Lens Restorer - 8 fl. oz.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to clear the headlights for my 2000 Nissan but they were not horrible, just noticeably dim. I saw this here with 2 reviews and thought it was great because of a higher price little amount theory so I bought it.
Just 1 day before this arrived in the mail I found in my garage a liquid polish/wax that had been sitting there for 4.5 years since I came to USA. I got the idea of the TV game: Before/After or right headlight vs left headlight so I thought to play it and did 1 headlight with that polish called something NU.. The headlight turned out so clear and soft that I was waiting for 1 more day for this to arrive to see if there is any better result? Speaking of Magic..
The BluMagic arrived and I did the other headlight and I was disappointed; Not only that it was not as clear as the other one, but it left light scratches in the headlight because of the rubbing compound it has in the composition. The scratches were too light that you can't notice them unless you get a couple feet close, but hey this is not good. I don't want to scratch my headlights! I redid it again with the soft polish but it didn't make it as shiny because of the scratches.
I realized that this is good for a headlight that is VERY yellow and almost blind, and there is no other means to get it clear, but if your headlights are not that bad please don't scratch them and use the softer liquid polish with a little extra hand rubbing and they WILL shine.
Another thing I found out: Since this is composed of rubbing compound for almost $8 per 8oz, you can buy a 2 or 3 bucks turtle rubbing compound (the lightest formula) and it is bigger and will do the job for 30% of the price. But again, it's not worth putting scratches on my headlights unless I am hopeless and the car is more than 20 years old in Nevada desert.
My rating is based on quantity, price, roughness, comparison to other similar available products. I hope this helps.