Davis Riccio

I want to ask you something important. For me, headlight restoration is not a side hustle.It’s not “extra cash.”It’s not something I do cheap just to get jobs. Headlight restoration is a business. I operate as professionally as possible. I charge premium rates. I position myself as an expert. My customers see me as the authority — and because of that, I’m able to maximize what I earn from every service. That didn’t happen by accident. It’s intentional. Now I’m curious… What is headlight restoration to YOU? - A side hustle? - A stepping stone to something bigger? - A full-time business? - Just testing the waters? - A way to make quick cash? - A future brand? There’s no wrong answer here. I genuinely want to know where everyone stands. Drop a comment and be honest. Your mindset around this will determine how far you go with it. Let’s talk 👇

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Davis Riccio

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I’d like to turn headlight restoration into a full time business! I’ve been around Car Detailing since I was about 16 but never really understood the process behind it until I found you! You are great when it comes to teaching someone knowing little to none and I really appreciate your tips and process for the most consistent results. I’ve just graduated School to be an auto technician but I feel as if it’s going to ruin my passion for cars so I’m looking to keep that knowledge as a hobby and Pursue this full time even if it is not easy by any means.

Davis Riccio

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Befores & Afters!

My first and second restorations using Headlight Magic!

I did my 1998 Lexus SC300 and GFS 2001 Toyota Celica. Let me know how I did I appreciate everyone’s advice.

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