Blue Star Auto Repair Multi Pack Review

I had to fix a broken taillight and I have to say it worked even better than I expected. It's been about a month and a half and still no water has gotten into the taillight and it's holding up fantastic. Very happy with this product.

Fairly good value for money. The lens is easy to cut with good scissors and easy to handle. The patch is still there after a few months and I'm glad there are enough lenses left for me to replace the patch 4 times if needed! I didn't use orange.

I give 2 stars because of the fast delivery and the idea behind this product. But this thing isn't sticky enough to stay where you put it, mine flew off the same day. After just a few hours I applied it to my headlights. And the material is not easy to shape your headlights.

One day I noticed that someone had damaged my tail light and I was concerned that the police would give me a ticket if I didn't fix it. I was looking for a quick and inexpensive solution and decided on this product. I crop it to minimize the look and put it on on a hot day. It passed easily and was almost invisible from afar. It's been over a month now and it's holding up really well with no noticeable peeling. Overall I highly recommend this product.

Thanks to a guy in the garage my rear bumper glass was cracked. The replacement costs $350 for the part alone. I decided to try the repair kit. Since this one is the best rated and reasonably priced, I ordered it. Before installing, I gently wiped the lens with alcohol. I also used a heat gun to shape the patch. Luckily, the lines and ridges match up very well. So far so good, and unless you get too close, he's almost impossible to spot.

I have a truck and the brake light was damaged by what appeared to be an airgun. I put a patch on first as I said it was about 70 degrees and I live in California so there is no humidity. The lens material seemed to stick to the light lens, but later everything around the edge peeled off. I removed the lens and cut out another new piece, but this time I used rubbing alcohol first. After the surface was dry I applied the plaster. Same problem with peeling edges. I took my heat gun (you could…

This one is structured unlike most. It's sturdy and strong enough, yet flexible enough to wrap around curved surfaces. I used a hair dryer to shape it because I wasn't sure if the heat gun might be too hot. Fan worked fine. Many other "lens repair kits" which are just thin, flat/smooth flexible sheets that tear quickly after exposure to strong sun/weather and fade from red to barely pink just as quickly. It is the pulling that occurs first, breaking or fading to almost transparent. The…