Clear answers before you book
Know exactly what to expect.
No vague package language and no promises that ignore the condition of your lenses. These are the practical details behind the service.
Check my headlights ↗THE SERVICE
Frequently asked questions.
Can my headlights be restored?+
Exterior yellowing, haze, and failed outer coating are often restorable. Cracks, internal moisture, damaged reflectors, failed seals, and oxidation inside the housing are not corrected by exterior restoration. Send photos first and we’ll help you identify the difference.
What is included in the $99 price?+
The price covers both exterior headlight lenses, the condition check, surrounding-paint protection, progressive exterior correction, polishing, a dedicated UV-protective finish, and final inspection before payment.
Is this a temporary wipe-on treatment?+
No. The damaged exterior layer is physically corrected through progressive abrasion and polishing before UV protection is applied.
How long will the result last?+
Durability depends on lens condition, UV exposure, storage, maintenance, and the protection system. We provide the exact product, cure instructions, and written aftercare before work begins rather than promise a result the lens condition cannot support.
How long does the service take?+
Most eligible pairs take roughly 60–90 minutes. Severe oxidation or a failed previous treatment may take longer, and we confirm that before work begins.
Do you come to my home or workplace?+
Yes. Lume Revival is a mobile service. We need a safe, legal work area with enough room around the front of the vehicle and suitable weather conditions.
What if the weather is bad?+
The correction and protective finish need suitable temperature, wind, moisture, and lighting conditions. If weather could compromise the result, we reschedule rather than rush the work.
When do I pay?+
Payment is due only after the service is complete and you have inspected the result.
STILL NOT SURE?
Let us look at the lenses.
Two clear photos usually tell us whether exterior restoration is the right next step.