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I used the Walmart stuff on my headlights while I was selling my car and can confirm it improves the performance of the headlights. But I had read the oxidation which causes the yellow plastic will come back pretty quick. I didn’t get to see since I sold the car. Maybe someone else can chime in about that.
This has a lifetime warranty, so as long as you’re willing to email the company when the oxidization comes back, you can get another kit free