We accept cash, checks, and all major cards. …

After cleaning the lens with soap and water, simply spray the clean lens with approximately 4 pumps and spread the liquid across the entire surface with a clean cloth until wet and then wipe off any excess. …

Regular washes, minimizing sun exposure where possible, and some type of surface protection will extend the life of poly carbonate plastic. We also recommend using the UV protectant spray we sell every 4 to 8 weeks. The spray will block harmful UV …

Each headlight or tail light takes about 30-60 minutes while fog lights and markers take less time depending on their size and oxidation severity. We recommend not driving your vehicle for one hour after we are finished. The lenses are still somewhat …

Yes we do, and we charge different amounts for these listed on our prices page. …

This is a common question we get and the answer is no. Although some of our customers already have their headlights removed, it is not necessary and is in fact, a little more difficult and not recommended. We prefer to restore headlights …

We can remove 100% of exterior damage such as haziness, cloudiness, discoloration, yellowing, and scratches. More extreme damage like chips and deep cracks cannot be fixed. …

Most shops simply apply some polish, run a buffer over them, and then coat with simple car wax. This offers minimal protection and generally hides imperfections for a few weeks or until your next visit. If the plastic remains without UV protection …

No. What that product does is wet the lens and fill in some scratches and oxidation like an inferior band-aid to make them look moderately better, only to return back to a haze a couple weeks later. Think of what it’s like …

You can certainly do that…and people can also choose to wash or detail their cars themselves as well. You will be the one doing the labor plus the cost of the kit, but just know that these kits must be used correctly …