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Optimum Opti-Lens Permanent Headlight Coating Free Bonus!
Includes poly-foam applicator and 16 x 16 inch Gold Plush microfiber towel!
Permanent headlight coating protects against UV-induced yellowing and fading
Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating is a resin-based coating designed to protect headlights against yellowing, fading and discoloration for the life of the vehicle. Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating forms a covalent bond with the headlight and cross-links to blanket the lens with a durable, protective film. Headlights coated with Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating will retain perfect clarity in any environment – forever!
Nearly all vehicles manufactured since the late 1980s feature polycarbonate headlight lenses. This material is lightweight, impact resistant and far safer than the glass lenses of yesteryear, making it the ideal choice for modern headlight construction. There is one drawback to this material: UV induced fading and discoloration. Dull, yellowed headlights take away from vehicles that have otherwise been polished to perfection using Optimum’s line of polishing compounds.
If you've ever walked down a row of parked cars at the mall or shopping center, you’ll notice a trend – yellow, dull, cloudy, oxidized headlight lenses on nearly every vehicle that’s not brand new. Intense UV rays from the sun paired with rain, pollution, road salt and bugs all eat away at the factory-applied clear coat on your headlight lenses. Optimum Polymer Technologies developed Opti-Lens Headlight Coating as a solution against yellowed, discolored headlights.
Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating is a highly modified version of Optimum’s first coating – Opti-Coat (once known as Opti-Guard). Polycarbonate headlight lenses require far more UV protection than paint does so Dr. David Ghodoussi – CEO and chemist behind Optimum Polymer Technologies – formulated Opti-Lens Headlight Coating with the highest amount of UV inhibitors available in a coating. The result is a headlight-specific coating that ensures your vehicle’s headlights retain optimum clarity throughout the lifespan of the vehicle.
Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating is designed to be applied to headlights that are free of any oxidation or yellowing. If necessary, polish the headlights to restore optical clarity and then wipe them down with a 15% solution of isopropyl alcohol. Apply an ultra thin coat of Opti-Lens and allow to cure for 3-5 minutes. Remove any excess with a clean, dry microfiber towel.
10 cc
Made in USA
Permanent headlight coating protects against UV-induced yellowing and fading
Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating is a resin-based coating designed to protect headlights against yellowing, fading and discoloration for the life of the vehicle. Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating forms a covalent bond with the headlight and cross-links to blanket the lens with a durable, protective film. Headlights coated with Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating will retain perfect clarity in any environment – forever!
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If you've ever walked down a row of parked cars at the mall or shopping center, you’ll notice a trend – yellow, dull, cloudy, oxidized headlight lenses on nearly every vehicle that’s not brand new. Intense UV rays from the sun paired with rain, pollution, road salt and bugs all eat away at the factory-applied clear coat on your headlight lenses. Optimum Polymer Technologies developed Opti-Lens Headlight Coating as a solution against yellowed, discolored headlights.
Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating is a highly modified version of Optimum’s first coating – Opti-Coat (once known as Opti-Guard). Polycarbonate headlight lenses require far more UV protection than paint does so Dr. David Ghodoussi – CEO and chemist behind Optimum Polymer Technologies – formulated Opti-Lens Headlight Coating with the highest amount of UV inhibitors available in a coating. The result is a headlight-specific coating that ensures your vehicle’s headlights retain optimum clarity throughout the lifespan of the vehicle.
Optimum Opti-Lens Headlight Coating is designed to be applied to headlights that are free of any oxidation or yellowing. If necessary, polish the headlights to restore optical clarity and then wipe them down with a 15% solution of isopropyl alcohol. Apply an ultra thin coat of Opti-Lens and allow to cure for 3-5 minutes. Remove any excess with a clean, dry microfiber towel.
10 cc
Made in USA
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67% Recommend this product (2 of 3 responses)
By TOM DORSEY
BELLEFONTAINE, OHIO
January 29, 2018
OPTIMUM OPTI-LENS PERMANENT HEADLIGHT COATIG
SO FAR THIS PRODUCT HAS SEEMED TO DO EXACTLY WHAT IT WAS MADE FOR. WE JUST STARTED USING IT A FEW MONTHS BACK SO WILL BE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING SOME RESULTS IN A YEAR FROM NOW. THE ORDERING PROCESS WAS VERY EASY AND IT WAS SHIPPED TO US VERY QUICKLY, WE APPRECIATE THAT.
By Mike R.
Middletown, Pa
November 1, 2014
easy to use
Polished my wife and my headlights and applied 2 coats of lens sealer which required very little product. Product went on very easy and clear. Will update after a few months for longevity.
ProsEasy to use and can also use on black plastic trim.
ConsA bit pricey, but worth it if it lasts as claimed.
By Jason
November 12, 2013
So far so good
I ordered this as it seems to be the longest lasting sealant, which is the downfall of most headlight restoration kits. You can use any kit of your choice to restore the plastic, then use this as the sealant instead of the supplied sealants with the kits. At this price though, I didn't want to waste any in a foam pad for applying it, so I transferred it to a small spray bottle. I think I used only 3 sprays per headlight and it spreads itself out to layer the whole thing, and was easier to put on than wiping it on, and probably leaves a thicker coating. BUT, this product cannot be left in a spray bottle, as the next time I checked it, it had completely hardened in the bottle. It's something I should have seen coming, and I don't blame it on the product, but in the future may just be applying it with a foam applicator.
As far as longevity, I have seen the customer's car I did after about two months, and not a hint of yellowing yet. For a comparison, another customer's car I detailed at the same time in the same complex had some noticeable yellowing of her headlights. I didn't do a headlight restoration, but the yellowing came out almost completely just during the polishing process on the car itself, but two months later the headlights are pretty yellow again. So for the short 2 month span I was able to witness, there is definitely a difference between Opti-lens vs. no sealant at all.