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Yellowed, hazy headlights are extremely common on vehicles more than a few years old, and most people assume replacement is the only fix — when restoration is usually a faster, cheaper option that gets the same result.
If the lens has a yellow or cloudy haze but isn't physically cracked or broken, that's oxidation — a UV-related surface issue that restoration directly addresses. Physical damage to the lens itself is a separate issue that restoration won't fix.
The plastic lens material used on most modern headlights is UV-sensitive, and years of sun exposure cause a predictable oxidation pattern that shows up as yellowing, typically starting around 3 to 5 years without any protective coating.
Wet-sanding removes the oxidized outer layer in stages of increasingly fine grit, followed by polishing to restore clarity, and finished with a UV-protective sealant to slow the yellowing from returning as quickly.
Oxidized headlights don't just look dated — they measurably reduce how much light reaches the road at night, which is a real safety consideration, not just cosmetic. Our headlight restoration service typically restores clarity in a single visit.
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