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Cloudy, yellowed headlights make your vehicle look older and can reduce how well you see at night. Push N Pull restores oxidized headlight lenses at your home or workplace, often for far less than replacing the headlight assembly.
Restore Your Headlights
Most modern headlight lenses are made of polycarbonate plastic with a factory protective coating. Over time, Inland Empire sun, heat, road debris and car washes wear that coating down. The plastic underneath oxidizes and turns hazy, cloudy or yellow.
Besides making a vehicle look older than it is, foggy lenses can scatter and dim the light coming from your headlights. That can make nighttime driving harder, especially on dark roads outside town.
Headlight restoration removes the damaged, oxidized outer layer and refinishes the lens surface to bring back clarity. Results depend on the lens condition, but for qualifying headlights it's a cost-effective alternative to replacing the entire headlight assembly.
View All Our Services →Signs You Need It
If you notice any of these, your headlights are likely good candidates for restoration.
Lenses that have turned yellow or amber are a classic sign of UV damage to the outer coating.
A foggy, milky look across the lens means the surface has oxidized.
If the road seems darker than it used to, cloudy lenses may be scattering your light.
A chalky or rough feel on the outside of the lens indicates surface wear.
Clear headlights make a vehicle look newer and more cared for in listing photos and at the dealer.
Badly clouded lenses can affect how your headlights perform. Restoration can help improve output.
Our Process
Mobile service from first photo to finished repair, with no shop visit required.
Take clear photos of both headlights in daylight so we can see the level of oxidation.
We confirm the haze is on the outer surface and not moisture or damage inside the assembly.
The oxidized outer layer is removed and the lens surface is refined back to clarity.
The restored lens is finished with a protective coating to help slow future yellowing.
Restoration or Replacement?
Restoration works on surface damage. Here's how to tell what you're dealing with.
Headlight Restoration FAQ
Answers to common questions about headlight restoration.
Most headlight restorations are completed in a single visit. We can often restore your headlights during the same appointment as a dent repair.
Results depend on sun exposure, how the vehicle is stored and lens condition. Parking in shade or a garage helps restored lenses stay clear longer.
For qualifying lenses, restoration is usually much less expensive than replacing the headlight assembly, especially on newer vehicles with costly LED or HID units.
No. Restoration treats the outside of the lens. Moisture or damage inside the assembly usually means the headlight needs to be resealed or replaced.
Yes. Mention both services when you request your estimate and we'll take care of them in one visit. See our paintless dent repair service.
Browse our complete dent repair FAQ or call 951-821-0686 to talk with us about your headlight restoration.
Service Areas
We bring headlight restoration to your home or workplace throughout southwest Riverside County. Find your city:
Don't see your city? Call 951-821-0686. We serve many nearby communities throughout southwest Riverside County.
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Send photos of your headlights for a free estimate, or call Push N Pull to schedule mobile headlight restoration.