DANGEROUS Way to Restore Headlights?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ย. 2020
- In this video I grab a cheap kit off of amazon, and dive right into silly little tests.
If your'e at all like me, you dont take your health as seriously as you should. Only after I had filmed this whole video did I really look into the crazy harmful stuff I was handling, and no doubt even breathing in.
I'm learning the more I teach, the more I second guess what I'm doing, and why I'm doing it. I'm realizing how often I put my health on the line all to make a few bucks.
I can only guess that this TH-cam channel has taught me a lot more than it has taught you, but if there's one thing that stands above all else, is that you need to BE SAFE.
Its not worth having a cool skill or an awesome car, if the process of building it ends up killing you. Exposing yourself to dangerous chemicals, on a daily basis because this is your job, is a terrible rationale behind needlessly getting sick, or worse.
Sorry so heavy :) Love you!
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To be clear, sanding your lights and finishing with Chloroform is a process that works well. And you shouldn’t do it.
Well that sucks I just bought the kit a few days... But I didn't realise it was chloroform 😬👌😂 oops... We as the headlight building community really appreciate your videos!!
Thanks 👍
@@Dallaswynne same here dude. I mean, I can’t say I had no clue what it was, but it was more of far off TV bad guy kind of feel, than a “Oh crap, this could kill me” realization. I hope it helps, even the morons it’s gonna piss off because I told them to be safe 👍
@@flyryde I honestly can't get over how crazy your work is!! I've been building custom on and off for the last 5 years and your videos have really helped. So thanks bro!👌 You're a legend
@@flyryde so I got my chloroform kit 😄 and I've tried it... it works really well... 🤷♂️ I just had to send everything 1000 grit
I tried with a very similar kit and I had similar results. I got my money back. there just isn't enough steam.
Dude, you clearly have no clue what you're doing there...
Brah, practically 99% of all car products are harmful. Safest thing in autozone is the lava hand soap and snacks.
Hey love your channel recently subscribed trying to find out how to remove haze inside HID headlights i have used two magnets with sterilised wipes (one magnet inside with a wipe and the other outside to move it around) and it has removed the dirt from the haze stain but the beam is still scattering when getting alignment. Any ideas how i could fix this?
Finally someone who is cleaver enough to bring this topic up instead of just going along by using the product. Thanks!
Saw a random instagram video of the acetone vapors clearing up some headlights and found this video. Appreciate this video explaining the hazard of it, definitely won’t be trying that. My dad died from lung cancer, and while a lot of comments don’t seem to care about this stuff, I definitely do!!
The meguiars headlight restoration kit is what I use. I can make lights actually look new in about 15 minutes and they have uv protection after.
Where can I find this product?
@@danoyadgar928 Walmart carries it
@@danoyadgar928Walmart, meijer, Amazon
I used it in my e46 and it last 4 years.
Thanks for looking out for us buddy. Sometime were we all need a PSA. BTW love the videos one day my f150 will be retrofitted but house wife and baby come first.
Unrelated question: I just got me these switch back led strips and I’m trying to dim them down to low power mode when I turn my headlights on. Anyone have any ideas?
El polímero líquido para faros contiene:
Hexilo haxanoato (6378‐65‐0)
Hidróxido de amonio (CAS 1336‐21‐6)
Propilenglicol (126‐30‐7)
Etanol (CAS 64‐ 17‐5)
Bicarbonato de sodio (144‐55‐8)
Resina acrílica OEM
sounds interesting,,,please explain more !
Max 2K clear coat may blow your brains out first before this stuff does. But you have a good point. I would definitely wear protective gloves and mask for handling this product. I have to say, a lot of TH-cam videos show guys using this stuff like it's just water vapors.
It seems good to use for the final touch
Hi, i had cut open headlights glass, can you advise how to reseal it back...because part of some glass is still stuck along with butyl sealant in the housing
You cut GLASS? like actual glass or you’re just calling the plastic lens Glass?
@@flyryde i think the plastic lens...not glass...the plastic transparent lens...like u have shown in some of ur video u use a blade/cutter thing...same like that.
@@itsssc9930 I’m filming a mew updated version of this, but this should help:
th-cam.com/video/xzsDaENwZu8/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much for important knowledge
Well, there are 3M masks that filter the organic vapors. I agree that these should be handled with care. However, given how quickly it works (relative to using polishing compound), I think it justifies the protection effort. The instruction says spacious. As long as there is no direct wind to the vapor outlet, ;the room can still be well ventilated. So it's ok.
Maybe wearing the proper mask for the vapors 💯
❤❤❤thanks for the warning many years later
I have a similar kit. it smells like acetone And other people use acetone on headlights as well
the fact they end with 800 grit is my clue to the fact they don’t know anything, I start with 1000 grit and end with 3000 then a buffing wheel
Yeah man, the tried and true is the only way I’d ever do it. Other guys that build full time are using Chloroform more frequently as time goes on. I don’t want to see dangerous trends form, even if the Pros are doing excellent work and being safe. I wasn’t, and I’m sure a lot of others won’t be either.
@@flyryde and you just showed us that it doesn’t really work as well, it didn’t make enough of a difference where anyone should be using this method. Thank you for saving others.
@@garforce2 to be fair (and honest) it actually works great. If you go through all of the steps needed to prep the surface, this method can be used to save some serious time. How well it hold up without being cleared, who knows. Still though, health > profit
Video with more info about how dangerous it is?
Hi
Please let me know is it 100ML enough for tow Headlight?
Ohhh u do if u want with 100ml 10 lamps ;)
thanks for doing this so we don’t have to and next time stay away from dangerous unknown chemicals
Thank you 😌
What type of material is used?
Chloroform or plutonium.
It's polymer, think people survive couple of headlights.
Much dangerous stuff out there 🙂
0:29 MURDERER!!!! 🕷️
That is what they use in the movies to knock people out
sand down it first.. before use it...make it dull fine surfaces first....
i use it to my headlamp...it work properly....and nice result...
dude I told myself that had to be some kinda harmful stuff
Sir product shopping link
No spiders were hurt during the filming of.... Oh wait....
Use a 3M organic compound charcoal filter mask. It's in the MSDS SHEETS. Yes, breathing fresh air is bad, but not breathing is what will kill you... try it if you think I'm wrong. There is nothing wrong with showing properly safe handling of chemicals. If you have handled printed materials, you have touched MEK, Methyl Ethyl Keytone at some time in you life, JS 🤔
Thanks I was about to buy something like that. 👍
Damn be safe brother! The junk looks sketchy lol
I’m gonna stick to toothpaste like I learned on YouToob 👍 lol j/k :)
This or spray a clear coat though
Hello, I am using it daily on headlights and taillights, I am very satisfied about this solution. It won't work on headlights and taillights with clear cote (hope you understand the idea, I am not a native english speaker). I use cloroform after finishing the original liquid.
But it doesnot work with all cars I do not know y?
You can use acetone aswell !
@@ioanionesi127 I tried it today. It did nothing but cloud it up again. I came back and hovered briefly over a spot that was especially bad and it melted the plastic.
Now you can buy 3rd generation lamps for polymerization they are much better and it's easier to use them then old ones.
I saw these on Ali express and was trying to figure out what it was it looks like magic but they do look sanded already but it still didn't explain the magic
Thanks for warning folks.
It is only dangerous if done indoors and not following instructions.
just paint your headlight with 2pak clear
2Pac forever 🙌
Why would you kill the spyder.......
What is the liquid name?
Liquid Polymer.
Acetone
It dawns on me that using nail polish remover in the cup is a viable option. Should work the same, and should it be used outdoors, be relatively safe. The results are fabulous, but the longevity is what I am trying to determine.
One to two years max
Put a ceramic coating with UV protection on it
Also use industrial grade acetone
Not nail polish remover
Has all kinds of crap in it
WTF do you mean by longevity? You're sanding polycarb and resurfacing with a solvent. There is no longer any UV protectant, so its going to be 6 months at the worst, to 1-2 years before you have to do it again. Get some Chemical Guys Jet Seal that will work on headlights over some 2K that won't, and you're good for a year. Then clean your headlights, and reaply with a microfiber towel and you're good for another year. Cermic coatings are good for 6 months, who's really going to remember or want to do that twice a year?
@@boots7859spray 2k lacquer and it'll be good for 10 years or even longer. I did it 6 years ago. Sanded, polished, cleaned, sprayed lacquer, sanded again and polished. Still good as brand new.
I used it personally after sandind down the hazzy headlight with 600 ,800,1000,2000 then hit it up with chloroform then it will be as brand new but the way you used it in the video it wont work its just the game of sanding
Yeah, the issue is that the chemical is designed to melt the plastic. It can't melt the 2 pack clear coat that headlights come from the factory with.
from the title of this vid, your saying this doesnt work.
From the title of this video, I’m saying this is Bad.
Did Walter White make that blue juice..
That is aceton
Understand product before testing.
i still use the baking soda and vinegar technique.
Did it work? How was it so far?
@@marqviente3198 yeah it works. the yellowish color came back after 3 to 4 months it depends on how the headlights exposed to sunlight. you might as well you use carnauba wax after cleaning it with baking soda.
Do you have any videos on how to apply it? Might consider doing that instead of this.
Acetone will do the same shit
It's chloroform? I thought that this "plutonium" is dichloromethane. Maybe it' chemically similar, but not the same thing... 🤔🤔🤔
Man, Tube Censorship will not let me say what should be said here!
Isn't that infuriating as F*CK?!?
You can't say shit if you see something that pisses you off.
At least they should show how many 👎 a video gets so we don't have to waste our time on crap.
Why kill the spider?
I'm buying this kit just for the Chloroform.. "Does this hanky smell like Chloroform"?....BOOM lol
I keep trying to see if it smells weird, but after waking up on the ground I forget what I was doing? One of these times... 😅
Pretty sure it’s industrial grade Acetone
Correct
I saw you at TJ Hunts shop years ago recommend a real kit
Suggesting clearcoat its dumbest idea of all, not only also makes horrible fumes, its hard to apply and easy to mess up, but in a few weeks with the heat of the light, it will yellow out, not to mention it will most likely start coming off after a few months, just buff it after the sanding and then wax it every now and then.
Old comment but
Using a 2k clear is perfectly fine for this.
2k clear is very heat and UV resistant, it will NOT peel or yellow over time if your using the right product, and your application is good. Do some research, this is probably the most comprehensive longest lasting option.
Do it work good . ....
You only live once dude 'don't be made of sugar'
And ps, the Best pick up line for chic's is:
"Does this handkerchief smell like Chloroform to you ?"
(Enjoy your safe life 😅✌)
"Does
Rubbish kit made a mist on my headlights cant polish them. Out ruined my headlights
Just buy new ones🙌🏼
Why did you kill the spider? Doosh
Disliked. For Killing the Spider! 😔
Me too
@@peterfryearson9247 f that spider
SELjAk.
That us not chloroform but polymer …
Ratio of likes to dislikes shows this guy is not all there.
wt about uding Gloves and mask ? wtf dude
You may have suffered brain damage. Your hat is actually on backwards.
Chloroform or ACETONE ? Never heard about chloroform for that....
Poor fucking spider
but did you die?
Just sell that thing. You are wasting your money and time...
I go through the sanding process with progressive grits, and then use polishing compound, followed by applying uv stable 3m paint protection film.
Stay away from these hazmat stuff!
Yeah, I’m down to just hand off the project to someone willing to do a decent job cheap, or if it ever matters, to dump the time into doing a hardcore job followed by some nice clear coat. My personal lights still look perfect over two years later after doing that in 2018.
That’s acetone not chloroform
Exactly 🤷♂️
Why do you have a car? You are terrible, the product is very good !! asoo
This is probably the crappiest and least informative video on this topic so far.
El polímero líquido para faros contiene:
Hexilo haxanoato (6378‐65‐0)
Hidróxido de amonio (CAS 1336‐21‐6)
Propilenglicol (126‐30‐7)
Etanol (CAS 64‐ 17‐5)
Bicarbonato de sodio (144‐55‐8)
Resina acrílica OEM