PPF on headlights?

Would you apply PPF to the headlights?

  • Yes, it’s a great way to protect and preserve the headlights

    Votes: 44 91.7%
  • No, I would be concerned with delaminating, warranty issues, optical clarity, etc.

    Votes: 4 8.3%

  • Total voters
    48
Mmm 🤔 probably cheaper to have them reconditioned if needed? How much are new headlights?
I know there's some sprays out there that attempt to achieve the same UV protection, but I haven't seen any reliable reviews for them.

As for the headlights themselves:


An eye-watering $2400-$2800 depending on which variant you get.

I believe the SAE FED version is the US version with the amber reflectors, and I find it strange that they're cheaper than the regular version.
 
I know there's some sprays out there that attempt to achieve the same UV protection, but I haven't seen any reliable reviews for them.

As for the headlights themselves:


An eye-watering $2400-$2800 depending on which variant you get.

I believe the SAE FED version is the US version with the amber reflectors, and I find it strange that they're cheaper than the regular version.
Yea i was thinking a professional shop would do the restoration and clear coat light. Figure that would last at least 3-5years.
Good information. Can at least budget for future maintenance.
 

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