Headlight restoration in Lexington
Lexington cars run the 128 corridor by day and sleep in open driveways by night. Between highway salt and morning sun off the Battle Green, lenses here cloud years before the car looks old. We fix that at your home or the Hartwell Avenue labs, in about an hour.
- About 55 minutes from our Hubbardston base
- Fully mobile, we come to you anywhere in Lexington, 24/7
- Full restoration with a ceramic coating that bonds to the lens
- Restored or It's Free guarantee, clear or you don't pay
- Most vehicles done in about an hour
The 128 commute is what clouds Lexington lenses
The 128 commute does the damage in Lexington. Salt mist at highway speed all winter, then months of UV finishing the job. What looks like fog on the lens is a damaged outer layer, and no cleaner touches it because the damage is in the plastic, not on it. Here's what's actually happening. Our restoration removes that layer entirely, brings the lens back to factory clarity, and bonds a ceramic coating that blocks UV and shrugs off salt. Both headlights, $269, about an hour at your driveway or the Hartwell Ave lot. We're about 55 minutes away.
See what's included on our pricing page, or read how the full restoration process works. The price is the same everywhere we go, and it's backed by our Restored or It's Free guarantee. Want to see the standard first? The before and after page is all our own work.
Where we work in Lexington
We come to you anywhere in Lexington, including near Battle Green, Hartwell Avenue, Route 128, Minute Man Bikeway, and Lexington Center. Driveways, condo lots, office parks, and street spots all work. We bring our own water, power, and lighting.
Lexington questions, answered
How fast can you be in Lexington?
About 55 minutes from our Hubbardston base. Same day service is usually available, and we're open 24/7 for early mornings or late evenings.
Can you come to Hartwell Avenue during work hours?
Yes. Lab and office lots work fine. The job takes about an hour per car, and you don't need to step outside. We send photos when we finish.
Does the Route 128 commute wear lenses out faster?
It does. Highway miles in winter mean constant salt spray, and 128 gets plenty of it. That spray scours the factory coating the sun already thinned. Once the coating is gone, the plastic underneath starts to haze on its own. A bonded ceramic coating puts a real barrier back on the lens.