Headlight restoration in Adelaide.

  • From $30 a side
  • Restored and ceramic coated
A clear, protected headlight on a white BMW

Why restore your headlights.

Over time, headlights oxidise from UV damage, the minerals in water and road debris, and turn cloudy and yellow. A restoration returns them to their original condition, and a ceramic coating on the lens keeps them clearer for longer.

  1. Clearer headlights.

    Taking the oxidised layer off brings back the clarity of the lens and improves the quality of your headlights.

  2. A fresher-looking car.

    Cloudy lenses age a car more than almost anything; clear ones lift its whole appearance.

  3. Coated to stay clear.

    A protective ceramic coating goes on every restored lens, so it stays clearer for longer.

  4. Done in about an hour.

    Around half an hour a side for the restoration and the coating.

Before and after.

Drag across each photograph to compare the headlight before and after its restoration.

  • The same Subaru WRX headlight, clear after restoration
    A cloudy, oxidised Subaru WRX headlight before restoration
    Subaru WRX, restored and coated
  • The same Subaru Impreza headlight, clear after restoration
    A hazy Subaru Impreza headlight before restoration
    Subaru Impreza, restored and coated

Restoration and coating.

Each headlight is restored to take off the oxidised, yellowed surface, then coated with a protective ceramic coating so it stays clearer for longer.

The price depends on the size of the headlight and how much restoration it needs.

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At a glance
Restoration and coatingFrom $30 a side
TimeAbout half an hour a side
ProtectionCeramic coating

Add to your restoration.

  • Protection film being fitted to the headlight of a black Aston Martin DB9

    Headlight film

    • Quoted for your car

    Clear protection film over the lenses stops oxidising, yellowing and stone chips.

  • A Ferrari 599 GTB after paint correction

    Paint correction

    • From $495

    Take the swirl marks and scratches out of the paint too, in three levels to suit its condition.

Questions about headlight restoration.

Why do headlights go cloudy?

Over time the plastic oxidises from UV damage, the minerals in water and debris from the road, which leaves the lens cloudy and yellow.

How much does it cost?

From $30 a side. The price depends on the size of the headlight and how much restoration it needs.

How long does it take?

Around half an hour a side, for the restoration and the coating.

Will they go cloudy again?

Every restored lens gets a protective ceramic coating, so it stays clearer for longer.