Buff and polish headlights to perfection, restoring them to like-new condition.
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Restore full light output for maximum safety.
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Headlight lenses are made of polycarbonate plastic with a thin clear coat on top — and that coat is what UV light actually attacks. Southwest Florida's sun angle and year-round intensity break it down faster than almost anywhere else in the country, which is why a 3-4 year old car here can have noticeably cloudier headlights than the same model up north. Once the coat oxidizes, the plastic underneath starts yellowing too, and light output can drop enough to be a real nighttime visibility and safety issue, not just a cosmetic one.
Store-bought restoration kits sand the surface but skip the part that actually matters long-term: reapplying a UV-resistant sealant afterward. Without it, bare polycarbonate starts oxidizing again within months. Our process finishes every restoration with a proper UV sealant, which is the difference between headlights that stay clear for a season and ones that stay clear for a year or two. Here's the full breakdown of the science, and why it's more than just cosmetic.
We inspect the oxidation level and tape off the surrounding trim and paint to keep the work contained.
Multi-stage sanding removes the damaged outer layer, then polishing restores clarity to the lens.
A UV-resistant sealant locks in the clarity, so the restoration actually lasts instead of clouding back over in months.
$120
Flat Rate | 1 Hour Service
UV exposure breaks down the clear plastic coating over time — Florida sun accelerates this significantly compared to milder climates, which is why cloudy headlights show up sooner here.
With the UV sealant we apply after polishing, most customers see 1-2 years of clarity before it starts to fade again, depending on how much direct sun exposure the vehicle gets.
Yes — it's a controlled multi-stage sanding and polishing process, not a harsh chemical strip. It removes the damaged outer layer without harming the housing underneath.
No — restoration addresses oxidation and yellowing, not physical damage. Cracked lenses need replacement rather than polishing.
This service is available anywhere in our Southwest Florida coverage area
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