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**Title:** DIY Dry Restoration of a Headlight
**Summary:**
* The video demonstrates a dry restoration process for a severely degraded headlight (from a Hero Honda Passion Pro bike).
* The host explains the process, using a restoration kit, which includes:
1. Sanding with progressively finer grits
2. Applying a polythene-based paste
3. Using a polishing compound (with an optional polishing machine)
* Key tips:
+ Apply masking tape to protect surrounding areas
+ Avoid water contact after applying the protective coating
+ Let the final coat dry for 5 minutes
* **Before-and-After:** The headlight is transformed from a yellowed, degraded state to a clear, like-new condition.
* **Call to Action:** Subscribe to the channel, like the video, and check the video description for the restoration product used.
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1. **Material**: Headlights are made of glass material.
2. **Restoration Process**:
* **Step 1**: Use a sanding process (with 1.5 sand).
* **Step 2**: Apply a polythene material paste.
* **Step 3**: Use a specific product (conch shell, white Pandya) for polishing.
3. **Tools**:
* Polishing machine (optional)
* Grinder machine (with velcro attachment)
* Holder (for manual use without machine)
* Masking tape
4. **Application Tips**:
* Apply paste with water to prevent pressure issues.
* Let the applied paste dry for a few minutes (or 5 minutes for the final step).
5. **Precautions**:
* Avoid using water after applying the final protective layer.
6. **Product Mentioned**:
* "Onto" company's product (for restoration)
7. **Restoration Outcome**:
* Improves headlight appearance and functionality.