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3m Headlight Lens Restoration System Restorer Kit With Protectant 39045 on 2040-parts.com

US $19.95
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Chicago, Illinois, US

Chicago, Illinois, US
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3M 39045 Headlight Renewal Kit with Protectant

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Product Description

       The 3M Lens Renewal Kit with Protectant is an easy-to-use five step system that can make hazy lenses a thing of the past. Designed to provide increased brightness to plastic lenses, this kit comes with everything you need to do the job--just add a drill. It will remove the hazy, yellow layer from lenses on trailers, snowmobiles, headlights/taillights, emergency vehicle light bars, plastic motorcycle lights, and more. Not only does it increase your night time visibility, the restored clarity will improve the appearance of your vehicle. The included protectant will keep your lenses looking cleaner longer.           

In the past, replacing scratched, clouded or yellowed plastic headlight covers was an expensive necessity in order to preserve safety. But now with the 3M Lens Renewal Kit, car, motorcycle, RV and trailer owners can shine and restore plastic lenses -- including headlights, tail lights, fog and directional lights -- to like-new condition for a fraction of the cost of visiting a garage. Combined with a user-supplied household drill (1200-1600 rpm), 
         
A clouded headlight lens prior to repair using the 3M 39014 Lens Renewal Kit              
Plastic lens renewal in 4 easy steps.

         
Sanding a clouded headlight lens using components included in the 3M 39014 Lens Renewal Kit              
Protect body panels with included masking tape, then sand out scratches and dullness.

         
Refining and buffing a clouded headlight lens using components included in the 3M 39014 Lens Renewal Kit              
Refine and reduce remaining scratches, then polish.


A headlight lens restored to clarity with the 3M 39014 Lens Renewal Kit              
The result is just-like-new visibility.

The Danger of Clouded Plastic Light Covers

Plastic is today's standard automotive construction material used for everything from headlight lenses to motorcycle windshields, plastic tail lights, trailers and more, yet it does have its drawbacks. Although it provides vehicles with lightweight, durable components, it can also yellow and haze with weather, sun and sand after less than ten years of exposure. This can result in both dangerously limited driver visibility on the road, as well as a downgraded appearance and value of the vehicle. While the impact on a vehicle's value varies, the dangers in terms of compromised visibility are clear.

According to recent statistics compiled by the Motor Vehicle Lighting Council, compromised visibility due to dimmed headlights, taillights and other plastic features is a factor in 2.8 million auto accidents, 23,000 fatal crashes and 2,300 pedestrian deaths each year. The AAIA Car Care Council found that 26 percent of the cars it inspected had issues with their lighting system. Millions of cars on the road today have plastic headlight lenses. The problem increases with the age of the lens, and with the average age of cars on the road about 10 years old, the problem is growing. Yet there is something you can do about it - get the 3M 39014 Lens Renewal Kit.

The Do-It-Yourself Solution

The 3M 39014 Lens Renewal Kit is designed to give do-it-yourselfers an easy and affordable way to repair their vehicle's plastic lens surfaces. Containing various graded sanding pads, pad holders, buffing pads, polish, detailed instructions and even 25' of 3M headlight masking tape, it includes everything users need to turn their household drill into a low cost solution to the dangerous automotive problem of dull headlights. The Lens Renewal Kit can also be used to repair hazing on other plastic surfaces, including taillights, emergency light bars, plastic motorcycle lights, trailers, snowmobiles and more. Compared to having headlight lenses commercially repaired for approximately $75-$150 or replaced for up to $1,500, the 3M 39014 Lens Renewal Kit costs a fraction of that price and the entire process takes under an hour, depending on the extent of the damage.

How Does it Work?

The steps for using the 3M 39014 Lens Renewal Kit are easy and can be performed by anyone, usually in less than an hour. First, clean the plastic surface to be worked on and tape around the body panels of your vehicle using the included 3M Premium Masking tape. Second, using your standard household hand drill (1200-1600 rpm) with attached 3M backing plate, sand away the hazed surface in a two-stage sanding process with the included P500 and P800 sanding pads. Third, refine and reduce remaining visible scratches using your drill/3M backing plate and the P3000 Trizact foam disc. Lastly, polish and buff lenses for clarity and shine using your drill/3M backing plate with orange foam compounding pad attached and a small amount of 3M headlight lens polish. That's it - simple, fast and inexpensive. In addition to a standard household drill mentioned (1200-1600 rpm), you will also need a spray bottle and water used in the wet sanding and buffing processes. Otherwise, everything that you need is included in the kit.

Key Features

Easy, 4-step process requires as little as an hour to remove scratches and restore cloudy, dull lenses
     
  • Includes 25' of 3M premium masking tape for easy DIY repair
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  • May be used on most plastic lenses, including taillights, trailers, snowmobiles, emergency vehicle light bars, plastic motorcycle lights and more (System is intended to restore two headlight lenses)
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  • Features 3M abrasive technology and a polishing compound to restore hazy and dull headlight lenses, as well as other plastic lens surfaces on your vehicle
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  • Utilizes a standard household (1200-1600 rpm) drill to do all the necessary sanding and buffing
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  • 3M Protectant that will help block UV light and keep your lenses clearer for longer
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  • This inexpensive kit saves hundreds of dollars and restores crucial night time visibility by allowing you to restore your own lenses
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What's in the Box

     
  • 1 - 3M drill backing plate
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  • 1 - 3M Masking Tape PN 0000 25 ft.
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  • 4 - P800 grit white abrasive discs
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  • 6 - P500 grit yellow discs
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  • 1 - P3000 Trizact foam disc
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  • 1 - Orange foam compounding pad
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  • 1 - 1 oz. 3M headlight lens polish sample
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  • 1 - Container of 3M protectant

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