Re-New Headlight Restoration in Asheville
We restore old cloudy headlights and taillights to a like new clear finish.
Re-New Headlight Restoration in Asheville
We restore old cloudy headlights and taillights to a like new clear finish.
What do we do?
We are making the world a brighter place, one headlight at a time, makeing headlights clear again!
We have developed a process that consistently produces great results.
We sand off the old UV damaged plastic from your lenses and polish the plastic back to a like new shine. This is not a wipe-on temporary fix.
There just isn't an easy wipe-on solution. Bug spray (DEET) , Acetone, W-D 40 and other chemicals actually damage the plastic by melting the lens which leave it sticky and susceptible to further damage, and become cloudy in days or weeks. Toothpaste and other household abrasives are too weak to get the old UV damaged plastic off.
DIY headlight restoration kits using sandpaper do an OK job but leave visible scratches or do not completely get through to the damaged plastic. The good ones last up to a year. If you purchase the materials to do what we do to get results we get, it would cost you about what we charge plus two or more hours of your time.
FAQ's
What does it Cost?
- $100 to clean two headlights.
- $20 to add 3M Clear Coat UV protection.
How long does it take?
- Most vehicles take an hour and a half.
How long does it last?
- Without the UV protection most cars last 1-2 years.
- With the UV protection, the life or the clarity is expected to double.
Headlight Cleaning, Headlight Restoration, and Headlight Repair, cloudy headlights, hazy headlights.
About Us
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Looking for service near you, Call us ,we set up in several different locations around WNC, including but not limited to Black Mountain, Weaverville, and West Asheville. We know what it is like trying to set a time that works for you to get a ride while juggling life so that is why we come to you. We will come to your work or home or the
Looking for service near you, Call us ,we set up in several different locations around WNC, including but not limited to Black Mountain, Weaverville, and West Asheville. We know what it is like trying to set a time that works for you to get a ride while juggling life so that is why we come to you. We will come to your work or home or the grocery store parking lot! Visit us at one of our tent locations. We take walk-ins too. Call ahead for the location of the day. We serve most of WNC. Call or text for an appointment. We are here when you need service in the Asheville and Western North Carolina.
828-337-7859
We accept major credit cards.
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- We use Quality 3M Products
- Professional 7 step process
- Excellent Consistent Results
- Friendly Service
It is our goal to meet or exceed your expectations. We have an excellent reputation for getting great results and good service.
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Why have your Headlights cleaned or restored?
1) Safety! You will increase the amount of light on the road where you need it.
2) To improve the appearance of your car or truck.
3) Increase the value of your automobile when it is time to sell.
What causes headlights to get cloudy?
What causes headlights to get cloudy, and how can prevent it?
Number one cause of cloudy and yellow headlights is damage from ultraviolet rays from the sun. Like any plastic, the sun damages the plastic. You have noticed a plastic object fades and becomes brittle if left out in the sun. Auto manufacturers use hi-tech materials to slow this process down, but even your BMW’s headlights will succumb to the sun sooner or later. Many car companies use a clear coat on headlights to protect your lights. Even that eventually wears down over time and you'll see the tops of the headlights start to yellow or get a haze.
The number two contributing factor is heat from the bulbs inside the lens. The double whammy cooks the plastic from both sides, causing the plastic on the outside to turn yellow.
The third culprit is time. Older plastics break down.
How can I prolong the life of my headlights? First limit the sun exposure. Keeping the car in the garage or carport is the best thing you can do for the car's paint and the headlights. If that is not an option, park the car in the shade or facing away from the sun whenever possible.
You may be tempted to put a brighter bulb or higher intensity bulb in as a way of compensating for the hazy lens, but that will cause the problem to get worse. Some headlights can actually burn a hole in the lens from the brighter bulbs. Stick with the OEM recommendation or a LED that includes a cooling fan.
My last recommendation is to keep your lens clean and use a clear coat UV protectant, not a clear coat paint. Avoid treatments that “bake” a coating onto the lens, remember heat is the enemy of plastic. Those coatings usually peel off after a year or two.
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