A midnight-blue EV with clear, restored headlights under studio lighting at JD Mobile Auto Detailing, Abbotsford

Service

Headlight restoration.

Cloudy, yellowed lenses sanded, polished to clarity and sealed — see better, look newer.

Over time, headlight lenses cloud over and yellow as the factory coating breaks down under UV. It dulls the look of the whole front end — and, more importantly, scatters your beam so you see less at night. Headlight restoration reverses it: we sand back the oxidised layer, polish the lens to clarity, and seal it against future yellowing.

It’s a fast, high-impact service. Clear lenses make an older car look cared-for again, and they put more light where it belongs — on the road.

Why headlights yellow

Factory lenses come with a thin protective film that slowly degrades under sun and road exposure. Once it fails, the plastic underneath oxidises — that’s the cloudy, yellow haze. Sanding removes the damaged layer; sealing replaces the protection so it stays clear longer.

Clearer, safer nights

Hazy lenses can cut your usable light dramatically. Restoring clarity is one of the cheapest ways to genuinely improve night-time visibility — and it makes the car look years newer at the same time.

Common questions

What is headlight restoration?

Sanding away the oxidised, yellowed outer layer of the lens, polishing it back to clarity, and sealing it to slow future yellowing.

How long does it last?

With the sealing step, restored headlights stay clear for a good while. Longevity depends on sun and road exposure; we use a proper seal so it isn’t a quick fix that fades in weeks.

Is it worth it versus replacing the headlights?

Almost always — restoration costs a fraction of new headlight assemblies and, on most lenses, delivers clarity that looks essentially new.

Bring us the vehicle.

Drop it at the Abbotsford studio for a look. You’ll have your quote before any work begins.

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