Better than before, but also not completely satisfied

The headlights of my Laguna II (9 years old) are extremely scratch and was milky.
After I read through many reviews on different products, have
I accessed the presto.
The main reason for this decision was that obvious in these headlights polishes
is cooked for all manufacturers with water, saying it should be pretty no matter what you
takes (if not degree's a shithole is), which is why I picked up the best.

What I have razed the first thing: In addition bought a 1.000er- and 1.500er paper.
The coarsest sandpaper that comes, is a 2.000er! That would neatly in
scratched headlights probably grind in a while ...
The supplied abrasive papers by the way have a mini format (8x4 cm estimated!).
The few extra cents for A4 sheets would probably have been even there ...

Did it according to instructions, but just with the 1.000er- or 1.500er arches, begun the
Grind headlights.
And I believe that this is where the dog is buried, so there are some negative reviews:
You have to grind really clean and above all with plenty of water (!), A decent result
to obtain. I have a whole bucket of water per spotlight only for sanding and cleaning
consumed!
In addition, one must of course take your time - this is not a matter of 5 minutes!
Overall I per headlamp about 1 hour need.

Most of the work already done the sandpaper, and is therefore the most important parts of a
Headlight treatment.
The polishing using the supplied paste is then only pure beauty (of course not true
whole, but in relation to the grinding work).
The seal is probably more of a nice advertising libelous who after a few decent downpours
and UV radiation is likely to lose its effect.

The result is better than the previous state of the headlight, by a professional
Treatment but still far away.

Actually, only an average result. But since the presto stuff does not cost much and
Headlights look like still better than before, there's 4 stars.

Aja, and such polishes are of course only for acrylic suitable (yes I want it only once
mentioned have ;-).