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Headlight Restoration

Headlight restoration is a fast and affordable way to bring your headlights back to their original clarity—or even better! Our expert process involves removing the damaged outer layer, polishing the lens, and applying a durable clear coat to protect the restoration. This service not only enhances your vehicle’s look but also improves driving safety. Many customers report that their headlights look even better than when they were brand new because they are polished to a smoother surface. For more information here is a link to my Step by Step Restoration Process.

Headlight Replacement

Replacing your headlights will also restore there clarity. It may appear cheap and easy fix, but it can be expensive for the parts and labor, especially when choosing the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts which are the highest-quality. While there are cheaper aftermarket options available, they typically don’t offer the same clarity, durability, or focus. It is not as simple as one may think. It usually entails more than just swapping out the lights. In most cases it requires the removal items such as front bumper, grill, fender, and so on. They will also need to be calibrated after installation These process usually require, specialized tools and skills to remove nearly impossible to see or reach fasteners

DIY Headlight Restore Kits

While DIY restoration kits are available, the results can be disappointing. Most kits fail to fully restore clarity and may even cause the protective coating to peel or flake soon after use. DIY repairs can sometimes worsen the condition of your headlights, leading to more frustration and higher repair costs later on.

Overview of what is going on when headlights become dim.

 This is a great time to check your headlight lenses. They should be crystal clear. Over time, plastic lenses can develop a yellow or white haze. This deterioration of the lens significantly reduces the amount of light that is focus up the road, much like putting wax paper over a flashlight, the beam cannot form. The result of this is diminished light output. This low light condition is safety hazard for driver, occupants, other motorists and property. . The haze absorbs and blocks some of the light. The light that does pass through the less transparent lens gets scattered in all directions (unfocused). A lot of scattered light is waisted in directions that is not useful to the driver.

They also can sometimes create an illusion where you look “at” the headlights, they may appear bright (lense absorbs and ffyet the light doesn’t penetrate the darkness well. Even a small amount deterioration can greatly impact the performance of your headlights. If you notice discoloration on your lenses, it means they have already starting to fail and should be corrected early instead of waiting until it gets to deep.

The haze defuses the light that scattering it in every direction. With a clear lens it is focused up the road up the road in a beam, making it less effective. When you look at the headlights, they may appear bright or yellowish (in more severe cases), but the light doesn’t penetrate far enough to safely illuminate the road. Even a small amount of lens deterioration can greatly impact the performance of your headlights.

    Headlight Restoration manually removes the deteriorated layer from the lenses, polishes them crystal clear, along with a proven UV blocker clear coat to bring the light’s beams back into focus the road.