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Headlight Restoration in Little Rock, AR

Cut through foggy, yellowed lenses for clear headlights that look better — and light the road the way they're supposed to.

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Featured Restoration • Truck Show at Oakley Trucking

Show-Ready Headlights for a Peterbilt

When a truck is heading to a show, the details up front matter. Ahead of a truck show at Oakley Trucking, this Peterbilt's headlights had a cloudy, weathered finish that stood out against its bright chrome.

We sanded the lenses to address the worn outer surface, polished them to bring back clarity, then applied a protective ceramic coating to help slow future UV-related deterioration. The result was a clearer view of the headlight details and a cleaner finish to complement the truck's chrome.

These are the actual before-and-after photos of both headlights. From a daily-driven car to a semi getting ready for a show, careful preparation and a protective finish are central to our headlight-restoration process.

First Headlight: Before and After

First Peterbilt headlight before restoration with a cloudy lens and visible surface wear
Before — Cloudy lens and surface wear
First Peterbilt headlight after sanding, polishing, and protective ceramic coating
After — Sanded, polished, and ceramic protected

Second Headlight: Before and After

Second Peterbilt headlight with haze and visible scratches before restoration
Before — Haze obscuring the headlight details
Second Peterbilt headlight with improved lens clarity after restoration and ceramic coating
After — Restored clarity with a protective finish
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Send a photo of each lens and tell us your vehicle and location. For commercial vehicles, explore our fleet detailing service.

Why Headlights Turn Yellow

Headlight lenses are polycarbonate plastic, and years of UV exposure break down their factory coating — the result is the cloudy, yellowed haze you see on so many vehicles. It doesn't just look bad: hazy lenses scatter your headlight beam and can seriously cut down night visibility.

Headlight after restoration — clear and bright Headlight before restoration — foggy, hazy, and oxidized

Drag the slider — a real headlight restoration we performed.

Another Real Restoration

This cloudy lens was polished back to a clear, reflective finish. Drag across the photo to see the difference.

Clear white vehicle headlight after restoration Cloudy white vehicle headlight before restoration

A recent headlight restoration — cloudy oxidation removed and lens clarity restored.

Safety, Looks, and Your Wallet

  • Safety — clearer lenses put more usable light on the road at night
  • Appearance — foggy headlights age a car more than almost anything else
  • Value — restoration costs a fraction of replacement housings

We sand away the oxidized layer, polish the lens back to clarity, and finish with protection to slow future UV damage.

An Easy Add-On

Headlight restoration fits neatly into any appointment — most customers add it to a full detail or wash package, and it's a smart finishing touch before selling a vehicle. You can see a real example in the before & after section on our homepage.

Available Across Central Arkansas

We bring this service to driveways, offices, and job sites in North Little Rock, Little Rock, Sherwood, Maumelle, Jacksonville, Conway, Cabot, Bryant, and Benton.

Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Is headlight restoration permanent?

We finish every restoration with UV protection to slow re-oxidation, but no restoration is forever — sun exposure will eventually haze any polycarbonate lens. Garaged vehicles hold up much longer.

Can it be done as part of my detail?

Yes — it's an add-on we can fold into any detail appointment. Just mention it when you request your quote.

How much does it cost?

It's priced as an add-on based on lens condition. Include your headlights in your quote photos and we'll give you an exact number.

Is it really better than replacing the headlights?

For oxidized-but-intact lenses, yes — restoration delivers most of the clarity at a fraction of the cost. Cracked or internally damaged housings need replacement, and we'll tell you honestly if that's the case.

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Get your free quote today — we'll come to you anywhere in the greater Little Rock area.