Bezel & Sealbeam is a two bay garage in Tucson, Arizona, run by Marisol Ochoa, who spent fourteen years as a fleet mechanic before she started rescuing headlamps from pickups built between 1955 and 1979. She strips each seven inch housing to bare steel, replates the chrome ring, fits a new glass lens over a warm LED unit that draws a third of the old current, and bench tests every pair for aim and colour before it ships.
Who this theme is for
A small shop that restores or makes one kind of part for older vehicles: headlamps, grilles, gauges, steering wheels, door handles. The buyers are owners partway through a restoration who want to see the finish before they pay, so the page opens on the pair of headlamps standing on the bench, comes in close enough to see the prism pattern in the glass, then shows the chrome ring being polished by hand. The Tech Impact layout keeps the type crisp and the spacing tight, which suits a part bought on fit and finish.
What was decided in the brief
The style is Tech Impact on its second variant. The primary is a strong cobalt blue close to the painted bench, and the accent is an amber that matches the warm glow of the LED units, so the buy button reads as the light being switched on. The brand facts lead with the bare steel strip because buyers of old parts worry most about rust under the chrome, and the current draw comes second because owners of original wiring ask about it before anything else.