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We confirm the cloudiness is on the exterior surface and look for damage restoration cannot address.
Lens restoration / DFW
Auto Glass General addresses exterior haze, yellowing, and oxidation on qualifying headlight lenses, then applies a protective finish to help slow renewed UV exposure.

Restoration candidates
Controlled surface correction removes the weathered outer layer from a qualifying lens.

What restoration addresses
Texas sun and road exposure can leave polycarbonate headlights dull and yellow. Restoration focuses on the exterior lens surface, not bulbs, wiring, internal moisture, or a damaged housing.
We confirm the cloudiness is on the exterior surface and look for damage restoration cannot address.
The oxidized layer is carefully worked back through staged surface correction and polishing.
A protective finish is applied to help slow renewed oxidation from UV exposure.

Staged sanding can level the oxidized surface before progressively finer finishing steps.

A compatible protective finish is applied after surface correction to help slow renewed UV oxidation.

A completed licensed example shows the clearer exterior lens surface after sanding and polishing.

A wide completed-vehicle view shows naturally clear lenses with the lamps switched off after exterior restoration.
Before you request a quote
Often a restoration candidate when the lens surface is oxidized but the housing is otherwise sound.
Physical housing damage may call for headlight assembly repair or replacement rather than surface restoration.
Condensation behind the lens points to a sealing or housing issue that exterior restoration will not fix.
Documented clarity
This licensed composite documents the same lens before and after exterior restoration. Results vary with lens condition; cracks, failed seals, internal moisture, damaged reflectors, bulbs, and wiring are different problems.

Request a free headlight restoration quote
Include the vehicle and whether the haze appears outside, inside, or near a cracked housing. We’ll confirm whether restoration fits the condition.