How can I sell my $250-$1,000 a day headlight restoration skill?

I've seen every video, bought all the kits I could get my hands on. They're only good for one thing and the easiest of all conditions but they will not do what I can do. I can understand how people can be tricked by those reviews and every single one I've bought (I've bought every single one I've ever seen) fail to the job on all by the easiest of headlight conditions and that is where the entire clear coat has gone and all that's remaining is the deteriorated plastic and yeah, that can easily be polished off and actually none of those kits are even necessary for that condition. They're all a total waste of time as that can easily be removed with any compound (cut and polish) that anyone's got lying around the shed.

The real difficulty and where every single one of these kits fails is when there is still a lot (or even any) clear coat remaining. That's where the back yarders and amateurs will fail and the professionals like me will step in. Before I settled on my method it would take me up to 5 o6 hours to sand all the clear coat off and then remove all the scratches from that massacre. 99.9% of operators will fail right here and either tell the customer "that's all that can be done" or they'll give up, not charge the customer and leave them with worse (more unsafe) headlights.

I've been called to repair many headlights that were either attempted by a $60 kit and made it worse) or people paid some hack to come and destroy their headlights for the same price. No, there's a vast difference between my skill (perfect every single time - like brand new) and what those kits can do. Besides, how long are these "anyone can do this" new kids going to last doing a 5 hour job for $50-$60? I take 2-3 hours per car and I've tested all sorts of prices. What I charge allows me to take up to 4 hours and it still works for all parties. In fact sometimes they like it when I take longer. Especially the rich dudes.

All the cheap dudes can do is try, fail or charge mediocre rates for a bad job. Where they succeed is in the small fraction of jobs that just require a simple buff and run. In fact that's what I call them "buff and runn" dudes. I will NEVER leave a car without perfect headlights every single time.

And the biggest problem might actually be how long the job lasts. Not one of the kits for sale will last any more than 1 year and the headlight will start to yellow again. This is because there's no protection for the plastic which is shiny but once again exposed to the sun's UV rays. I'm the only guy who provides a lifetime guarantee. That really put me over the top and sells my skills for more than anyone else. It's guaranteed against yellowing or fading for as long as they own the car because the super hard super dense, absolute best in the industry (quite expensive) ceramic coating seals the headlight for 7-10 years. This sells them because I double it with a satisfaction guarantee on the day. If their headlights don't look as crystal clear as the ones on my site there's no charge.

The only way I can say those things is by being the absolute best and having some special proprietary techniques (especially in sanding and finishing) that put me on the podium. No, not anyone can do this. In fact, I challenge anyone on earth to be able to sand off a clear coat from a plastic headlight and return it to crystal clear. Everyone will either fail or be no better than me which is crystal clear. Very few people (from what I've see) have this skill. All the rest can only (and simply) buff off the yellow, no kit or skill needed. At worst they can use mag wheel polish by hand if needed. And if I ever come across one that only needed a quick buff to remove the yellow I'll do it super cheap (because of the ceramic coating I apply) or free. My business is doing the impossible. I have stunned professionals with my results. I can save literally any headlight with exterior degradation.

I fear no headlight. Headlights fear me. And I've restored over 4,000 now (not all at this price). All 100% perfect - brand new looking. People are truly shocked. I saw a pair of headlights for sale the other day brand new. $3,500 for the pair (Subaru). I provide value solutions to expensive and possibly life threatening problems. Bad headlights cause car crashes. Plus they can get a ticket.

By the time I've got off the phone with people they know all the above and can clearly see the value. It's tough selling all that quality on a web page but that's not the problem. I don't want to be an expert marketer (there are literally thousands of people (probably on this site) who could easily drive traffic and provide bookings. But I want to sell my skill. I'm the best (probably in the world) at what I do but it's a new skill, a lucrative skill and a rare skill and I think that's where the money is. I want to teach others to do exactly what I'm doing and they can make a LOT if they can get busy.





I may become the marketing solution for my little city (over 200,000 cars with poor headlights and only 3 quality operators - One of whom I've already coached for $5,000 and he's now making a regular $3,000 a week profit and employs a guy to help him too. He was doing that almost from the second month. One on one coaching is worth $10,000 but online in a high definition video course? Well that's the big question.

If I can successfully transfer my skill (and even business model) onto a course that's worth something. I start my day at 10am and am usually done by 2pm and that's $500 and everyone is super happy because I made them say "WOW!". Many had tried those kits (and spent $50-$60+ on them) or they'd been sucked in by a hack and that left them with worse or lightly better or a job that's only going to last a few months to a year.

Actually, I could start a job request to improve my website and help me with a strong campaign that can drive traffic to my super tight niche and that's a conversation for another time and thread. What I'm really trying to find out is how (and for how much) could I sell this particular and very specific but lucrative AF skill to others? Online might sell a lot so they could be cheaper. One on one coaching take my time and requires physical support and so it's thousands but I think this can be taught in a video...Let me see if I can post some links. I've been here from the start but haven't been back for a few years while I've been off building this business so not sure if there's a no links or no videos policy.

Here's my website (I built so don't be shocked if it's poor in your eyes). It's poor in my eyes too but I get a lot of people asking for quotes with that ugly form and my phone number is good and everywhere. If I can call and talk to them they're sold (and educated) but that requires physical salesmanship so not that scalable. I tell potential students they will need their own marketing although I can see that providing bookings to all those people and supplying them with their own local website clone could also be a lucrative source of regular income.



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