Kings Highway, 501, Market Common, Socastee, Surfside. I come to your driveway or your office lot and the job takes about two hours.
Myrtle Beach, SC
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 a workplace lot, 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.
What it costs
$119 for the pair, at your place.
$119both headlights, most cars · I come to you
Wet sanded through seven grits, polished, then sealed with a Cerakote ceramic UV coating
Twelve-month warranty against re-yellowing, in writing
About two hours in your driveway — I bring my own power and water
Before and after photos of your car, sent to your phone
Bigger trucks and SUVs, four-headlight setups, and lenses far enough gone to need extra sanding stages run more — I'll tell you the number before I start, not after. Fog lights and tail lights can usually be done at the same visit. Text me a photo for a straight answer on whether your lenses are worth restoring or past saving.
Getting to you
Where I work in Myrtle Beach.
Market Common, Socastee, Carolina Forest, Surfside Beach and the 501 corridor.
Workplace parking lots are the easiest option for most people — leave the keys, go back to work, I'll text you the photos when it's done.
Two hours a car, my own power and water, nothing for you to set up.