Review on 🔆 DIYAH 12 X 48 Inches Light Black Headlight, Tail Lights, Fog Lights Tint Vinyl Film for Enhanced Style & Protection by Mariqn Carey

Ok so I really liked this product for my specific needs. I wanted to make my fog lights blue but not too blue because I don't want to be stopped. In the picture they look blue (the lights are off) but when the lights are on they are barely blue. HOW TO APPLY: The application wasn't very easy, but it wasn't difficult either, I've never used a product like this before and had a bit of trial and error, after applying I definitely took off a few pieces. I finally found a system that worked for me, including a credit card and hair dryer. There were some bubbles, very small ones, but due to the fact that they were low to the ground on the fog lights, no one will ever know about it except me, well, and you for reading this. Also, my fog lights were a bit messed up from many miles, which could be the cause of the blisters. I used 3 coats to achieve the desired shade of blue. Don't forget to remove the tape from both sides after attaching each layer.