
Headlights 101
Headlights are on the front of your vehicle providing the light you need to see the road while driving at night, during adverse weather conditions, or both. You'll immediately know the value of headlight performance if you have to drive at night during a storm. Headlights have two essential components in the headlamp and the plastic hardcoat. While the headlamp is the part that generates the light, the plastic hardcoat protects the headlamp. A critical physical feature of the headlight's plastic hardcoat is transparency - plastic clarity that permits light to pass through unencumbered. With clear transparency, the light can easily pass through the plastic hardcoat and brighten the road ahead. The only limitation is that the plastic hardcoat is under constant UV exposure and is also prone to abrasions accumulating from pebbles, sand, and large splattered bugs. As more UV light and debris impacts the headlights, they will start turning a yellowish color signaling a need for Headlight Restoration Resurfacing Service.
How can I tell if my Headlights need a Restoration Resurfacing Service?
There are few vehicle inspection services that we can recommend doing yourself at home, and the headlights are one of them. The telltale sign of faulty headlights is shown in the physical condition. If the plastic hardcoat looks cloudy, yellowish, or full of abrasions, then you need a Headlight Restoration Resurfacing Service.
- Plastic hardcoat is yellowing, grayish, or foggy
- Plastic hardcoat has surface scratches or abrasionsÂ
- Light is not passing through the headlights like before