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Headlight Restoration in Grand Rapids

Yellowed, oxidized headlights brought back clear: oxidation removed, visibility restored and the lenses sealed, at your home or office. It takes about 1 hour and is $149 at every vehicle size.

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Clear Lenses, Better Visibility

Headlight restoration removes the yellowing and oxidation from your lenses, restores visibility and seals them for long-term protection.

The price covers both headlights as a pair, never a single lens, and it's the same at every vehicle size. Tail lights and fog lights are priced separately, per pair.

Some lenses can't be saved: deep cracks, moisture inside the lens and a peeling inner coating need a replacement lens instead.

What's Included in Headlight Restoration

Both headlights, done as a pair.

About 1 Hour

Headlights

  • Yellowing & Oxidation Removed
  • Visibility Restored
  • Lenses Sealed for Long-Term Protection

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Common Add-Ons

  • 1-step paint correction performed; minor oxidation and swirls addressed; gloss and clarity boosted; 6-month sealant applied.

    Starting from $225

    Paint Enhancement price by vehicle size. Each figure is the finished price for that vehicle, not an amount to add.
    Vehicle sizePrice
    Sedan / base vehicle$225
    SUV / truck$260
    XXL vehicle$280
  • Engine compartment degreased; cracks and crevices brush detailed; dressing sealant applied.

    $95

Headlight Restoration FAQ

Does the price cover both headlights?

Yes. It covers both headlights as a pair, never a single lens, at the same price for every vehicle size.

Can you restore tail lights and fog lights?

Yes. They're priced separately, per pair, so tell us when you book.

Can every headlight be restored?

Not every one. Deep cracks, moisture inside the lens and a peeling inner coating can't be corrected; those lenses need replacing.

How do I care for the lenses afterwards?

Keep them dry for 24 hours, with no washing and no rain, and don't use abrasive polishes on the lenses.