Optimal Protection Headlight Bumper Hood Paint Guard Film Vinyl Sheet Roll - 12" x 36" Inch Review

It was probably me but I couldn't turn the curves on the taillights. I tried for 45 minutes, used a blow dryer and a spray bottle but never got it. I had hard corners on them so you might have better luck. There was nothing wrong with the film. This is best left to a professional.

I ordered a red tint, I have a black and red theme car so this would be perfect, I looked elsewhere for a red tint and noticed that everything was bad The reviews said that it's pink and such and then I saw this one which had a normal rating and ordered it, first it was folded and had two big nasty creases, I only needed a few so haven't gotten me until now bothered cool for the money and out of the box it looks reddish but once i put it on my SUPER PINK headlight and the headlight beam was…

I received this film to give my Subaru Impreza's fog lights a yellowish tint. Functionally, the thing worked great. I used the circular template to cut out a few pieces the size of my fog lights. Then peel off the clear backing to reveal the sticky side. I stuck the foil over my cleaned fog lights and used a hair dryer and finger pressure to stick it to the fog light lenses. Ideally, the fog lights would have been removed from the housing so that I could stretch the film over them better, but I

So to save time and money compared to finding real yellow fog lights I decided to give it a try. Having a Nissan Skyline (imported from Japan) is a difficult problem in terms of finding parts etc. For a few bucks I decided to give it a try and I'm glad I did. The delivery is fast and - ATTENTION - there are no instructions. I had to find out for myself - although I'm sure a quick google/youtube can bring up results for those without ADD like me. Anyway, I basically cut out the size of the fog…