Before
AfterHeadlight restoration in Myrtle Beach
Kings Highway, 501, Market Common, Socastee, Surfside. I come to where the car is parked, and the job takes an hour and a half to two hours.
Sun exposure and night traffic
Myrtle Beach gets a lot of sun and the cars here take all of it. If your vehicle parks outside at an apartment complex or anywhere uncovered, the lenses are getting the full dose every day of the year.
The traffic argument matters more here than anywhere else in my area. Kings Highway, 501 and Highway 31 at night, in season, with a lot of drivers who don't know the roads — that's exactly when you want your light output on the high side of twenty percent.
Then there's 707 and the smaller roads out toward Socastee, where the lighting drops off fast and the deer are real.
Starting at $65, at your place.
- Sanded, polished, then sealed with a Cerakote ceramic UV coating
- An hour and a half to two hours, wherever the car is parked
- I bring my own power and water
- Before and after photos of your car, sent to your phone
Where I work in Myrtle Beach.
- Market Common, Socastee, Carolina Forest, Surfside Beach and the 501 corridor.
- An hour and a half to two hours a car, my own power and water, nothing for you to set up.
Also working these towns.
Also Surfside Beach, Socastee, Carolina Forest and Conway.
Serving Myrtle Beach — text me a photo.
Send a picture of the headlight in daylight and I'll tell you honestly whether restoration will hold or whether you're better off with new housings.
843-261-5780 Text me a photo of your headlights with the year, make and model.Texting starts a conversation with Dane — no list, no automated marketing. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help.