heres the how to on the ones me and my cuzn did...
we did these on his Almera Gti but this can be done any fogs..
Gave it try was realtively easy to be fair
It took about 15min to do the fog lights
Tools Needed
1.Hairdryer
2.squeegee
3.Stanley-Knife
4.Soapy Water
First thing to do is to clean the foglight to get any dirt or debris off.
Next thing to do is to lay the film down, and peel the vinyl away
Heat it up to make it more flexible and easier to work with and then spray the soapy water over the sticky side
Spray the foglight with the soapy water then flip the vinyl over and lay it onto the foglight. then start to push the water out, best thing to do is start from the curves of the light. keep the hairdryer on it during this stage.
This is what it should look like when all the water has been pushed out
End result
On my Cuzns car
When foglights are on
GOOD LUCK
can also be used anywhere really...
iv just done it to my rear lights...
before
after
we did these on his Almera Gti but this can be done any fogs..
Gave it try was realtively easy to be fair
It took about 15min to do the fog lights
Tools Needed
1.Hairdryer
2.squeegee
3.Stanley-Knife
4.Soapy Water
First thing to do is to clean the foglight to get any dirt or debris off.
Next thing to do is to lay the film down, and peel the vinyl away
Heat it up to make it more flexible and easier to work with and then spray the soapy water over the sticky side
Spray the foglight with the soapy water then flip the vinyl over and lay it onto the foglight. then start to push the water out, best thing to do is start from the curves of the light. keep the hairdryer on it during this stage.
This is what it should look like when all the water has been pushed out
End result
On my Cuzns car
When foglights are on
GOOD LUCK
can also be used anywhere really...
iv just done it to my rear lights...
before
after
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