These turned out amazing minus some micro cracking. What do you think I was paid? I'll give you a hint. They were done at a mechanic shop and the shop paid me 100% of what they charged the customer. Ok I will just tell you since it was the most I have ever been paid. $499.00. That is what they charge for restorations. Keep in mind that they are Range Rover Specialist shop. They told me replacements for the newer models are $7000.00!

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 👇

I’d love to see how everyone has set up a website

Jason had a good post earlier. I know that not everyone may be capable of doing this, but have you ever quoted someone to replace the entire light assemblies over trying to restore? Mainly due to cost?

The only reason I did these is because it’s for my father-in-law it was a good reminder why I stick to the cars that I do