Looking For Headlight Restoration ? Got Cloudy Foggy Headlights ? 60 special in Chicago, Illinois For Sale

We Specialize In Headlight Restoration.
If You Are Located In Chicago And Would Like To Restore/Clean Your Vehicle's Cloudy/Yellow Headlights Call Us At:
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Difficulty Driving At Night?
Got Yellow/ Oxidized Headlamps?
Don't Waste Money On Replacements
Want To Make Your Car Sell Faster?
Say Goodbye To Yellow Headlights, & Headlight Oxidation
Save $100's Versus Replacements
Yellow Headlights, Cloudy Headlights, Dirty Headlights, Hazy Headlights, Foggy
Headlights, Dingy Headlights, Dull Headlights, Dim Headlights
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Restore, Clean, Polish, And Clear
Those Yellow, Cloudy Foggy, & Oxidized Headlights / Headlamps.
Headlight restoration is actually a necessity today because it is a safety issue,and in some states may even be illegal. It has been well documented
by safety industries that dim headlights have played a serious role in major car accidents. By maintaining proper light output of your vehicle's headlights by simple maintenance and by headlight cleaning many of these accidents could be avoided. Many consumers neglect there headlights until it is too late. Many consumers are not aware that their cloudy foggy headlights could even be repaired, because the majority believe that the faded yellowish appearance of their headlights is because there is damage to the inside of the lens. That is a huge misconception of the general public of the "cloudy" headlights only a small few have damage to the
inside of the lens making up about 5-10%.
Plastic headlight oxidation leads to lens discoloration, which transforms new, clear, bright, shiny plastic to a dull yellow tint that appears to be foggy, hazy, or cloudy. This process (oxidation), as described above, not only becomes an eyesore but also is unsafe. Because of the degradation of the plastic lens, less light passed through resulting in diminished visibility during night driving. The car owner either had to deal with these cloudy, foggy, oxidized headlights posing serious safety issues or purchase
expensive replacement headlights costing hundreds or thousands of dollars to obtain clean headlights once again.
Don't put money into the car manufacturer?s pocket. We can restore headlights to like-new condition by taking off the top layer of oxidized plastic. This can be achieved through polishing, wet sanding, or through the use of chemicals. Auto manufacturers would rather you go to them for a headlight repair (charging as much as $150) or headlight replacement ($100-$1,000). The top layer of plastic on the headlights contains a UV polymer that retards or slows down the aging of the plastic lens. Therefore, it is important to use a polish (containing UV polymers) or UV coating to slow down the oxidation or discoloration of the lens. Parking your car in the shade or garage, or maintaining the lens by washing, waxing, and polish headlights a minimum of every three months, could avoid damage to the headlight lens.