why is this product so cheap compared to this one Sylvania Headlight Restoration Kit whats the difference
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Dont Know but Beleive! It works! I HAVE A COROLLA 2006 AND THE LIGHTS WERE WHITE! I JUST Follow the instructions and without effort looks like band new!
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There is a life time warranty that comes with the Sylvania kit if your headlights become foggy again, only if you register online. I also noticed it shows whats in the box, whereas Turtle Wax does not. Sylvania kit has more cloths to use, and Turtle Wax has small scratch/buff pads. It still worked great for such a bargain.
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The headlights are bright, a lot brighter than I expected. I would look into a different headlight kit though. This kit uses a "push in" type bulb and the connector is held in place with a cheap rivot, one of the headlight bulbs burned out the 2nd time I used it, the bulb welded itself to the mount and when trying to replace the bulb the mount snapped off. I would pay a little more and get a kit that uses a regular twist in bulb.
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Based off reviews I've read, not well. I put in Sylvania ultra HD bulbs, the visibility was amazing compared to stock bulbs.
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You'll still want to do the whole headlight for uniformity. Obviously, you'll want to pay more attention to the more damaged areas. I would highly recommend watching the Youtube videos for the product, so that you don't panic once you start using it. Initially, it makes the headlights look worse. Be aware, it is quite labor intensive, and takes about an hour if you do it correctly. I would highly recommend a corded drill, as I burned through 2 cordless batteries while doing this. I wish I could include my photos with this response. If you follow the instructions, you will be very happy with the results. You'll still want to do the whole headlight for uniformity. Obviously, you'll want to pay more attention to the more damaged areas. I would highly recommend watching the Youtube videos for the product, so that you don't panic once you start using it. Initially, it makes the headlights look worse. Be aware, it is quite labor intensive, and takes about an hour if you do it correctly. I would highly recommend a corded drill, as I burned through 2 cordless batteries while doing this. I wish I could include my photos with this response. If you follow the instructions, you will be very happy with... » Read More You'll still want to do the whole headlight for uniformity. Obviously, you'll want to pay more attention to the more damaged areas. I would highly recommend watching the Youtube videos for the product, so that you don't panic once you start using it. Initially, it makes the headlights look worse. Be aware, it is quite labor intensive, and takes about an hour if you do it correctly. I would highly recommend a corded drill, as I burned through 2 cordless batteries while doing this. I wish I could include my photos with this response. If you follow the instructions, you will be very happy with the results. « Show Less
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http://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applications/automotive-lighting-systems/Pages/lrgallbulbs.aspx?year=1999&qual=&model=989&make=46 High Beam Headlight Bulb9005XS Low Beam Headlight Bulb9006XS
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It doesn't matter. There are better products for less cost at any auto parts store, and you can see what you're buying. I strongly advise against buying this product.
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Looked at alot of HID kits.Went with Kensun .Have seen different light brightness . Went with 6000k bright white. Made a big differance in being able to see at night better. I think alot better than stock.
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9006 low beam hid kit...I'd suggest 6000k if you like a glacier blue...10,000k if ya want a smurf for headlights lol
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I have had mine for some time now and I run with headlights on a lot for added safety.Check my Comment earlier for actual date of install.I have had the Sylvania and YES they do wear out pretty quick.But they also work pretty good while they last.
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IGNORE the amazon comments ,reviews and the part finder feature ,it might confuse..in my case,the high beam/day light is 9005,the low beam is 9006..i suggest Google ;Phillips auto bulb finder;,or sylvania website and enter your car make,model..etc and find the right part then buying from amazon,...best way to get the exact part,good luck .
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Use sylvania bulb guide tyoe in your vehicle info and you'll find your answer
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You will need the 9006HB4 - you can verify at Sylvania and check out the bulb interchange - just find out what bulbs you have now and buy them HID then replace like normal. Good luck
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Do not use headlight restore products. I used it on my windshield on my motorcycle and it destroyed it. That stuff is designed for a specific type of plastic. You've been warned.
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try warranty as jon said if not i'm sure you can get a replacement driver but in the long run probally easier to replace the whole assembly. Shop-rite food stores here in NJ are selling sylvania 5 and 6 inch led retrofits for 9.99 a piece with your shop-rite card. so is it worth the aggravation of getting the driver changing it out etc.
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mine had big gaps in the molding of the side, would have taken in moisture for sure if installed. So I returned them, and then got charged restocking fees, and return fees, spent money, but had no item. Not a good deal! they were cheap, but they did look nice! So now instead, I used a polish kit on my original "OEM" lights, and they look brand new. Should have started there instead.
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I've got about 75 to 100 hours on mine. I only have manual headlights though, so they don't get used that much. I had Sylvanias in a different car, and they lasted just about 4 years. I'm guessing I got about 350-375 hours out of them, which was good for me. I don't expect these bright lights to last often because of the temperature of the light. I have heard from plenty of people saying they only last about 1 year, but they all have constant-on headlights.If the headlights are always on on your car, I'd say you can get a year or so out of them under so-called "normal" driving conditions. Personally, I liked my Sylvanias more. To me, they were brighter. I've got about 75 to 100 hours on mine. I only have manual headlights though, so they don't get used that much. I had Sylvanias in a different car, and they lasted just about 4 years. I'm guessing I got about 350-375 hours out of them, which was good for me. I don't expect these bright lights to last often because of the temperature of the light. I have heard from plenty of people saying they only last about 1 year, but they all have constant-on headlights.If the headlights are always on on your car, I'd say you can get a year or so out of them under so-called... » Read More I've got about 75 to 100 hours on mine. I only have manual headlights though, so they don't get used that much. I had Sylvanias in a different car, and they lasted just about 4 years. I'm guessing I got about 350-375 hours out of them, which was good for me. I don't expect these bright lights to last often because of the temperature of the light. I have heard from plenty of people saying they only last about 1 year, but they all have constant-on headlights.If the headlights are always on on your car, I'd say you can get a year or so out of them under so-called "normal" driving conditions. Personally, I liked my Sylvanias more. To me, they were brighter. « Show Less
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I have used this once on cloudy, yellow headlights. I expected it to help, but it completely restored the headlamp Plastic is plastic. I would expect the same results.