This is only for y’all in here in the school group I wish I knew this when I started restoring Headlights over a decade ago. But we can never go backwards. And now you have the benefit of learning this at the very beginning of your Headlight Restoration journey. FYI, this is one you’re going to want to take notes on

Thanks to everyone who left comments and advice for the Ford Escape. You guys were right, the light was pretty difficult. I spent a long time sanding. In the end, it turned out good and the client was happy with the results. She was glad that I could restore her headlights because she didn't want to pay Ford to replace them. She left a nice comment on my post.

Hey everyone I’m brand new here and super excited. I’m in the New Orleans area and have a kit on the way. One thing that seems like it maybe a hurdle is I don’t know anyone here in town so posting on Facebook won’t do much for me but I’m going to try the Nextdoor route and see what happens. If you have any other ideas on getting customers please reach out and let me know thanks

We made a step-by-step how to guide because a lot of you asked for a PDF version. While the reading/text part is very much outside my comfort zone or wheelhouse, a new I needed to make time to do it because there are many different learning styles. Hopefully this helps some of you any feedback y’all have on it. You’re welcome to share here. Remember, don’t overthink it. it’s just plastic

Well, I’m a newcomer here. I’m a mobile car detailer from Southern California, and I’ve joined this school to expand my services and increase my business’s revenue. I’m thrilled about the potential for growth.