Standard Pair
Both headlights, including sanding, polishing, and UV sealant.
Headlight Restoration
Clearer lenses.
Better light.
R450
Additional Lenses
Optional restoration for fog lights, auxiliary lights, and taillight lenses.
What your headlights receive.
- 01Lenses cleaned and surrounding paint and trim carefully masked.
- 02Progressive wet sanding to remove oxidation and level the damaged surface.
- 03Machine compounding to remove sanding marks and recover clarity.
- 04Refining polish to improve transparency and restore a clean finish.
- 05UV sealant applied to protect the restored polycarbonate lenses.
How to tell your headlights need restoration.
- The lenses look yellow or cloudyOxidation turns clear polycarbonate dull and reduces the amount of usable light.
- Night-time visibility feels weakerDamaged lenses scatter light instead of allowing the beam to project clearly down the road.
- The surface feels roughA chalky or uneven texture usually means the factory UV layer has deteriorated.
- One light looks clearer than the otherUneven exposure or previous repairs can leave the front of the car visually mismatched.
The Revival process.
Clean and mask
The lenses are degreased and adjacent paint and trim are protected before correction begins.
Wet sand
Measured sanding stages remove oxidation and damaged material evenly.
Polish and refine
Machine polishing restores optical clarity and removes the remaining sanding marks.
Seal and inspect
UV protection is applied before both lenses receive a final clarity check.
Cracks, chips, internal condensation, and damage inside the light cannot be corrected through exterior restoration.
Plan Your VisitQuestions, answered.
How long does headlight restoration last?
With a UV sealant applied at the end, typically 1 to 2 years before oxidation starts returning. If you want longer-term protection, we can coat the lenses as part of a ceramic coating service.
Can you restore headlights that are cracked or chipped?
No. Restoration works on oxidation, hazing, and yellowing from UV exposure. Physical cracks or chips in the lens require replacement. We will tell you before we start if that is the case.
Why do headlights go yellow?
UV exposure degrades the polycarbonate lens after the factory protective coating wears away. Strong sunlight can accelerate the oxidation process.
