Get Rid of Those Cloudy Lights with Our Mobile Headlight Restoration in Charlottesville

The best way to keep your vehicle looking its best is to keep your headlights looking like OEM. Achieving the best results for your headlights to make your vehicle shine like it's new again. Not only does it make your vehicle look better you can also see the clarity of your headlights at night when trying to avoid those wildlife animals.

Process Of Service

Accessing each headlight to make sure there are no large cracks or any previous damage that may affect the results of your headlight restoration

Tape off around the headlights

Cleaning off the headlight makes sure that there are no stuck-on dirt

The use of 1000 grit sandpaper is used to get rid of the top layer of oxidation

Following that up with a 3000 grit sandpaper to remove sanding marks from the previous step

The headlights are then compound polished then finishing polish to bring out the clarity. 

Prep the headlights for a wax or sealant application. *Additional cost for ceramic coatings

Mobile Headlight Restoration FAQs 

DO YOU COME TO ME? 

Yes, we’re a mobile service. We come to our client’s home, apartment, or work location. We look to make your experience with us as convenient as possible.  

HOW LONG DOES THIS SERVICE TAKE? 

With the condition of the headlights, it should take between 1 hour to 2 hours. 

DOES THE CLOUDY APPEARANCE COME FROM THE INSIDE OF THE HEADLIGHT LENS COVER?

​This will only occur with a very small percent of cloudy headlights where the cloudy appearance is actually coming from the inside of the headlight lens. This is a misconception most clients have but, in fact, almost all cloudy headlights are a result of oxidation on the outside of the headlights. However, condensation can build up on the inside of the lens cover from water because of a cracked headlight or faulty seal. In most cases, the heat from the headlamp usually helps dissipate the moisture through the vents. If your headlights are cracked you will need to replace the entire headlight assembly.

CAN THIS RESTORATION PROCESS DAMAGE MY HEADLIGHT AND MY CAR?

We will be manually sanding the oxidation off from the headlight lens, which actually stripping off the damaged top layer. Most headlight lenses are made of polycarbonate material that is 1/8” to 1/4" thick. In our restoration method, we will only be removing a small fraction, less than 1/38” in most cases, from the overall headlight lens thickness.

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