| DEMONSTRATION VIDEOS |
| Buy VaporWax for $64.95 + S&H World Wide |
| Buy 8 oz ALR for $225.00 + S&H World Wide |
| Buy 16 vial Case of ALR for $350.00 + S&H World Wide |
| PRIVACY STATEMENT The management of IBC34 does not share client information with third party sources. Your Account information will not be made accessible to any outside entity with out your expressed knowledge or consent |
| The Science behind Alien Liquid Research Oxidation is the revolution of electrons / KMOD Alien Liquid Research / Infinite Design 360 Oxidation is a natural build up of loose oxygen electrons also known as "free radicals" some of these are attracted to thermoplastic surfaces. These electrons have a natural negative charge and are drawn to the surface of acrylics in concentrated amounts when current is passing through the headlight. These electrons will build up on the surface until no light can come through. In the process they create an absorbent surface layer that will trap road debris such as gas and oil. These additional contaminants can turn the oxygenated surface from white to yellow to brown. Environment and vehicle maintenance has a large part to do with how fast this will happen. This oxygenated surface solidifies into a hard outer coating. The low tech way to solve this problem was to use an abrasive or polish to wear the oxidized surface away. The problem with that approach is that it causes more harm than the oxidation itself. Thermoplastic based headlight lens are hard but they are covered with a softer thin membrane that serves as a layer of Ultra Violet Light protection. This thin factory installed layer stops the suns ultra violet light from turning the plastic lenses yellow. Modern acrylic clear coats offer paint the same protection. Note that there are many names for plastic lenses: Acrylic and Polycarbonate are two other terms used to describe these lenses. After market abrasive headlight cleaning kits will sometimes offer a sealant to replace the destroyed UV layer. These sealants are not UV protective and will themselves turn yellow and peel off your lenses in a few months. The heat and light from the headlight bulb itself will accelerate the process. Wax is used to substitute a shine when the clear coat on paint has been clouded with scratches Never use an abrasive cleaner or polish on your acrylic paint or headlight lenses, unless they have already been compromised with a low tech abrasive cleaners / polishes or have actual surface damage. If you have used abrasives on your lenses, they will need to be resurfaced with a combination of abrasives methods to make it smooth and usable again. Abrasives will produce a permanent cloud of scratches on the surface of paint and headlight lenses. Oxidation is easily removed with a De oxidizer. A True Acrylic De oxidizer is a pure liquid non abrasive molecular reactive formula that will remove acrylic oxidation on contact. Designed to attract the oxygenated electrons away from Thermoplastic / Acrylic surfaces, it does not require buffing or removal, will not harm the UV layer, clear coat nor can it leave scratches. IF A PRODUCT DOES NOT FIT THE DESCRIPTION ABOVE IT IS NOT AN ACRYLIC DEOXIDIZER NOR IS IT NON ABRASIVE Imitation De oxidizers require lots of rubbing. They claim to be non abrasive, These imitations include rubbing compounds, plastic polish, wax and toothpaste. All can be used on a variety of surfaces and all contain abrasive solids. When used on acrylic headlights it will remove oxidation along with the clear surface of the UV layer and anything else it comes in contact with leaving your lenses clouded with scratches. When used on acrylic paint it removes layers of clear coat and paint. . What is Alien Liquid Research? What is an Alien Liquid? Alien liquids are liquids that do not co-exist together in nature. Their reaction to each other can be inert like dye in water or violent like ammonia and bleach. Getting two liquids that are alien to each other, to work together while controlling their properties natural reaction to each other is the concept that defines ALR. |
| A forth ever present element AIR is used to excite the three existing elements via agitation. This starts the reaction that fuels the Alien Liquid to activate at 100% and react at the molecular level. Reaction can be seen as a change in physical appearance and movement. The natural reaction of the elements to segregate into their original form is the source of energy. Anyone can apply it and get the same professional results in seconds. One 14.7cc vial averaging 100 drops can restore 50 or more headlights. |
| Pittman's Original VaporWax APC There is no other automotive product that works like VaporWax. VaporWax doesn't cover the paint to protect it. VaporWax becomes a part of the paint to make it stronger, shine deeper, longer and faster, than any wax or polish. No time wasted buffing. Infinite design VaporWax is a new generation acrylic paint conditioner |
| Pittman's Original One Step ALR The only pure liquid non abrasive acrylic lens de oxidizer on the market today. Light years ahead of old fashion, time consuming, damaging low tech abrasive sandpaper and rubbing compound cleaning methods. Pittman's not only saves your UV layer it also saves you your most valuable resource TIME. |
| Kemetian Motif Original Designs (KMOD) est. 1989 creator / distributor of: Pittman's Original One Step Acrylic Lens Restorer (ALR). Pittman's Original One Step Acrylic De-oxidizer, Pittman's Original VaporWax Acrylic Paint Conditioner (APC). KMOD's ALR / ID ( Alien Liquid Research / Infinite Design ) division, creates the most advanced nonabrasive acrylic restoration products in the market today. Pittman's Original One Step ALR is sold world wide As the only pure liquid non abrasive thermoplastic lens de-oxidizer. Pittman's One Step and VaporWax are not commercially produced or sold in any stores. Pittman's Original One Step and VaporWax are molecular reactive designer products exclusively produced in controlled amounts for private accounts and distributed via KEMETIAN MOTIF ORIGINAL DESIGNS: KMOD ALR APC 360-ID / Jerry Pittman chief designer |
Wow !This item really works!
About time something works l
ike it says it doesTHAX
This stuff is amazing! Quick
shipping, no problems at all.
Well packed & product
did clear up headlights
that were completely cloudy.
fantastic with little effort.
Great ebayer. Thanks
quite surprised!
expected. Fast shipping.
Thanks. (1999 Grand Prix)
nicely packed! Ready to go!
Wow! worked GREAT on my
97 Jeep GC, easy 2 apply! fast
shiping & HIGHLY rec!
this product! It does what it's
meant to do! A+
| The PittBull of Acrylic Lens Restorers |
| Pittman's Original VaporWax APC There is no other automotive product that works like VaporWax. VaporWax is a acrylic conditioner that is applied once a month to the body of your vehicle VaporWax doesn't cover the paint to protect it. VaporWax becomes a part of the paint to make it stronger, shine deeper, longer and faster, than any wax or polish. No time wasted buffing off after applying. No waste, waterproof rust inhibiting Infinite design VaporWax is a new generation acrylic paint conditioner |
| Pittman's Original One Step ALR The only pure liquid non abrasive acrylic lens de-oxidizer on the market today. Light years ahead of old fashion, time consuming, low tech abrasive sandpaper and rubbing compound cleaning methods. With the ability to restore 50 + headlights per each 14.7cc vial, Pittman's not only saves you money along with your UV layer, Pittman's also saves you, your most valuable and irreplaceable resource TIME. |
| KMOD expanded into multiple forms of art. Alabaster, wood, metal, leather, oil, acrylics, photography, digital art, Pittman's Original One Step ALR was a by product of these art forms. It was introduced for sale on the Internet in the summer of 2005. Originally met with skepticism and disbelief of the products claims, KMOD eventually gained the respect of competitors when customer reviews confirmed the validity of product and its effectiveness. Our approach to remove oxidation without the use of common abrasives is unique among headlight lens cleaners. Suddenly headlight cleaners became headlight restorers and non abrasive. They even define themselves as deoxidizers. In fact Pittman's makes the only non abrasive acrylic lens deoxidizer on the market today. Our products are designed to work at the molecular level so theres no abrasion. No other product can claim to be in that league. No other product manufacture has figured out what we discovered about naturally occurring oxidation |
| Pittman's Original One Step ALR 14.7cc $28.95 |
| (1) ALR 14.7+(1) APC 14.7cc SPRAY ROUND for $39.95 + S&H |
| VaporWax APC 4oz cylinder for $64.95 |
| When Pittman's One Step ALR is activated there is a molecular reaction within the formula. As molecules begin to react to each other the formula becomes opaque. The video demonstrates that light will easily pass through transparent unactivated ALR. ALR that has been activated becomes opaque and prevents light from passing directly trough. Energy is released within the bottle as the molecules begin to segregate themselves into their original groupings. This can be seen as bubbles within the formula begin to rise to the top of the bottle. This is the energy that oxidation reacts to when it they come in contact with each other. As the molecules segregate themselves surface oxidation is absorbed within the reaction. |
| 14cc ONE STEP ALR HEADLIGHT DEOXIDIZER 4oz VAPORWAX APC PAINT CONDITIONER PAK $94.95 + S&H |
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| BUY case of (8) 14.7 cc $176.95 |
| FAQs |
Should I wash my car before or after using One Step ALR?
Before or After is OK, however for best results, headlight must be dry when applying One Step ALR.
Water should not be put immediately on the lens after applying ALR. Allow the surface ample time to dry before
any additional actions.
I used a polish to clean my lens previously, will One Step ALR still work for me?
One Step will remove oxidation in all circumstances, However
it cannot replace areas of the surface worn away or damaged by polish.
Should I use wax as a sealer on my headlights after cleaning them?
No. Wax will only melt off the headlights
and possibly collect at the bottom of the lens and turn yellow. The heat is a problem for all after market sealers. We
recommend using VaporWax APC as a preservative on your headlights. It will keep a shine and resist the return of
oxidation.
I recently restored my headlights with One Step ALR. They look much better now but not like new
should I reapply One Step?
No. One Step will remove ALL oxidation during the first application,
the newly exposed surface will vary with each lens. If it is not worn and there is no damage, the lens will look like
new at the first application, if the surface is worn or damaged, it will show an improvement but cannot look new with
obvious physical wear. Never apply more than one drop at a time. More is not better. Lens saturation can cause a
clouding effect. The clouding can be removed with a correct reapplication of One Step.
I cleaned my lens with an abrasive headlight kit but its still yellow will One Step help?
No. When your lens turns yellow it is because the UV layer has been removed and the sun has caused the
plastic lens to yellow . This yellow is permanent it is not oxidation.
The directions say use one drop. How can one drop cover an entire headlight wouldn't it be better to
start with much more?
No. When you don't follow instructions you will not get the desired results. One Step reacts at the molecular
level. It is not a soap that should be lathered on. In most cases One drop is all that is needed to deoxidize the
headlights. Using more is not only wasteful but it will produce a whitish film on the headlights once the excess
formula drys. A correct reapplication will remove this film.
Oxidation seems to have formed in layers and patches on my headlights will One Step fix this?
Oxidation does not form in layers or patches. Oxidation forms evenly as a thin film which usually starts at the top of
the lens. The layers and patches you speak of is actually the damaged UV layer, caused in most cases by an
abrasive headlight cleaner like those sold here on Ebay.
There are several headlight kits on the market whats the difference between them?
Very little. Sandpaper is sandpaper no matter which caveman you buy it from. It all has a non reversible destructive
effect on the headlight lens surface and all low tech abrasive sandpaper kits and polish require an excessive
amount of work. The main difference is some offer sealers which are a necessary visual component once you cloud
the lens with scratches from abrasive systems.
I bought the One Step ALR single vial for my headlights, what it the difference between it and
ALR/APC360ID?
The 360ID is a complete deoxidizer and preventive system. On Step ALR will effectively remove oxidation on
contact and VaporWax APC will prevent oxidation from returning while leaving a shine on your headlights.
I see VaporWax advertised for black cars, will it work on other colors?
VaporWax works on all colors, but its impact on black paint has a high visibility factor because of blacks unique
ability to reflect colored light.
Do you have to remove VaporWax after so many applications like wax?
No Unlike wax VaporWax does not create an unsightly build up nor does it have to be removed. VaporWax will
gradually wear off from natural exposure to the elements just like paint but at a faster rate.
It allows the paint to keep elements that give it, its shine by vaporizing into the paint and giving up its own electrons
in place of those that normal exposure to the elements take from paint. In essence it work like a sun screen for
paint.
Before or After is OK, however for best results, headlight must be dry when applying One Step ALR.
Water should not be put immediately on the lens after applying ALR. Allow the surface ample time to dry before
any additional actions.
I used a polish to clean my lens previously, will One Step ALR still work for me?
One Step will remove oxidation in all circumstances, However
it cannot replace areas of the surface worn away or damaged by polish.
Should I use wax as a sealer on my headlights after cleaning them?
No. Wax will only melt off the headlights
and possibly collect at the bottom of the lens and turn yellow. The heat is a problem for all after market sealers. We
recommend using VaporWax APC as a preservative on your headlights. It will keep a shine and resist the return of
oxidation.
I recently restored my headlights with One Step ALR. They look much better now but not like new
should I reapply One Step?
No. One Step will remove ALL oxidation during the first application,
the newly exposed surface will vary with each lens. If it is not worn and there is no damage, the lens will look like
new at the first application, if the surface is worn or damaged, it will show an improvement but cannot look new with
obvious physical wear. Never apply more than one drop at a time. More is not better. Lens saturation can cause a
clouding effect. The clouding can be removed with a correct reapplication of One Step.
I cleaned my lens with an abrasive headlight kit but its still yellow will One Step help?
No. When your lens turns yellow it is because the UV layer has been removed and the sun has caused the
plastic lens to yellow . This yellow is permanent it is not oxidation.
The directions say use one drop. How can one drop cover an entire headlight wouldn't it be better to
start with much more?
No. When you don't follow instructions you will not get the desired results. One Step reacts at the molecular
level. It is not a soap that should be lathered on. In most cases One drop is all that is needed to deoxidize the
headlights. Using more is not only wasteful but it will produce a whitish film on the headlights once the excess
formula drys. A correct reapplication will remove this film.
Oxidation seems to have formed in layers and patches on my headlights will One Step fix this?
Oxidation does not form in layers or patches. Oxidation forms evenly as a thin film which usually starts at the top of
the lens. The layers and patches you speak of is actually the damaged UV layer, caused in most cases by an
abrasive headlight cleaner like those sold here on Ebay.
There are several headlight kits on the market whats the difference between them?
Very little. Sandpaper is sandpaper no matter which caveman you buy it from. It all has a non reversible destructive
effect on the headlight lens surface and all low tech abrasive sandpaper kits and polish require an excessive
amount of work. The main difference is some offer sealers which are a necessary visual component once you cloud
the lens with scratches from abrasive systems.
I bought the One Step ALR single vial for my headlights, what it the difference between it and
ALR/APC360ID?
The 360ID is a complete deoxidizer and preventive system. On Step ALR will effectively remove oxidation on
contact and VaporWax APC will prevent oxidation from returning while leaving a shine on your headlights.
I see VaporWax advertised for black cars, will it work on other colors?
VaporWax works on all colors, but its impact on black paint has a high visibility factor because of blacks unique
ability to reflect colored light.
Do you have to remove VaporWax after so many applications like wax?
No Unlike wax VaporWax does not create an unsightly build up nor does it have to be removed. VaporWax will
gradually wear off from natural exposure to the elements just like paint but at a faster rate.
It allows the paint to keep elements that give it, its shine by vaporizing into the paint and giving up its own electrons
in place of those that normal exposure to the elements take from paint. In essence it work like a sun screen for
paint.
People have always told me waxing a car is the best way to protect the paint, How can it be bad now?
Wax serves its purpose in many instances but it has no place on modern acrylic paint. You only have to look closely at a car that has a few years of waxing on it and you can see the damage in spider web scratches and swirl marks in the paint. Once you take the wax off a car you see the dulling effects the application of wax has left on the paintNow you find that without wax it looks horrible, How did this happen?Repetitious friction based motion of rubbing on wax, letting it dry. Rubbing off harden wax will do it every time.Old fashion enamel could take the rubbing and polish but modern acrylic has a unique shine that is millimeters thin and cannot be duplicated by any after market method. The mirror like shine of acrylic paint needs to be preserved.Wax is not a preservative its an obsolete cover up.Each application of wax will further damage the factory finish on your vehicle.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
