Headlights can undergo this deterioration due to various factors such as oxidation, prolonged exposure to the sun, wind, carwash chemicals, and airborne acids. Additionally, areas with a high concentration of mines may experience accelerated fading, dullness, or yellowing of car lights. Similarly, headlights can become sandblasted in desert regions or when subjected to high-speed driving.

We go beyond mere polishing, we offer a complete restoration solution for damaged vehicle headlights. Our process involves restoring the headlights to their original condition and then applying our speciailised polish for a pristine finish. Our proven formula ensures that the headlights will stay new, for years to come.

No, we specialize exclusively in the restoration of polycarbonate (plastic) headlights. Since the majority of vehicles have been equipped with polycarbonate headlights since 2000, our expertise lies in restoring this specific type of headlight material. We do not provide restoration services for glass lights.

The level of restoration achievable depends on the extent of damage present on the faded, scratched, or dull vehicle lights. In cases where the headlights are extremely damaged, we can restore them up to 90% of their original condition. However, in the majority of our restoration projects, we restore the headlights back to factory condition (100% restored).

Headlight restoration usually requires around one hour, but the duration may vary depending on the extent of the damage. In the case of highly damaged headlights, the process may take slightly longer. However, if the headlights are cracked or broken, they will need to be replaced.

No, our Mobile Unit consists of 4 teams namely: Home Unit, Office Unit, Dealership Unit and Shopping Center Unit.

Our teams are specifically equipped to restore headlights on the go.

Once we have completed the restoration, our technician will have a mobile speed point on him, for your convenience.

Unfortunately we do not accept cash.

Unfortunately headlight restoration kits are a waste of time and money.

In our experience, 99% of the time the headlights needs to be sanded down, in order to remove the first layer of the headlight film. This can not be done with a restoration kit. You will need to have the skills, equipment and expertise to successfully restore headlights to showroom condition.