The Headlight Dude

The Headlight Dude Mobile headlight restoration specialist across Dallas-Fort Worth, TX. We restore like-new clarity on all type vehicles with a 1 or 3 yr guarantee.

We restore foggy, yellow, oxidized headlights using a professional sand, buff, polish and UV seal process.

08/31/2026

Headlight restoration 2015 Buick Verano in ArlingtonTx. Your car deserves to look its best. Serving the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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08/27/2026

A premium quality headlight restoration improves the appearance of your vehicle, improves night time visibility and safer night drives.
Serving DFW and surrounding areas.

08/25/2026

Every customer deserves the same premium quality service!

2011 Chevy Impala. These took some work 🥵.Message me for a quote on yours. Mobile service in DFW.
08/18/2026

2011 Chevy Impala. These took some work 🥵.
Message me for a quote on yours. Mobile service in DFW.

08/18/2026

2015 Honda CRV headlight restoration. Serving DFW .com

08/14/2026

2015 Chevy Impala headlight restoration. These headlights were naaasty! Think your headlights can't be restored! Think again!!

Part 3How to determine if a headlight is worth restoring.Reflector damage - If the reflective coating inside the housing...
08/07/2026

Part 3
How to determine if a headlight is worth restoring.

Reflector damage - If the reflective coating inside the housing of your headlight has peeled, burned, or flaked away, the light output will remain poor even with a perfectly clear lens.

The image below shows an example of a headlight that has a peeling chrome reflector. I recommend replacing the headlight. A clear lens with poor light output is still unsafe for night time visibility when it matters most.

Follow for part 4 on How to determine if a headlight is worth restoring.

Part 2How to determine if a headlight is worth restoring.Heat damage or melted plastic – Headlights that have been overh...
08/06/2026

Part 2
How to determine if a headlight is worth restoring.

Heat damage or melted plastic – Headlights that have been overheated can develop deep crazing, spiderweb cracks, or warped plastic. While I may be able to improve the appearance, I can't restore the original clarity or strength.

The headlights below have extreme sun damage and spiderweb cracks. I would recommend replacing the headlights at this point rather than a restoration. No amount of sanding or polishing will clear this up. You won't get the results your expecting.

Follow for part 3 on How to determine if a headlight is worth restoring.

How to determine if a headlight is worth restoring.Severe internal damage – If the haze, discoloration, or staining is o...
08/05/2026

How to determine if a headlight is worth restoring.

Severe internal damage – If the haze, discoloration, or staining is on the inside of the lens, polishing the outside won't fix it. This often happens when moisture has been trapped inside for an extended period or the reflector has deteriorated.

The image below is a headlamp that has both internal haze and water stains from condensation build up. If restored you'll get better visibility but not the expected result! This customer chose to move forward with the restoration. The result, internal damage still visible.

Follow for more tips on deciding if headlight restoration or replacement is the best option for you.

08/04/2026

Repeat customer, different car. 2013 Lexus GS350. Must be doing something right. Serving DFW and surrounding areas.

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Cedar Hill, TX
75104

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Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 4pm

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