Lamin X Universal Film Cover Color Review

I put it on a small acrylic headlight lens (about 1.125 inch diameter) from the headlight set. I had to do this about three times to get good enough. I used a felt tip squeegee (made for vinyl) and wet the top of the film so it didn't scratch the film. I tried wetting it with water and drying it (application). I made such a small flat circle I can't attest to how it moves or not on curved lenses. The film is THICK so it will definitely protect. . I CAN add a second layer on the back to make it…

Enough material for 1 layer on 6 standard light modules. It gives off just enough yellow tint to offset the reflections and glare of the blue LED light in dense fog. If you want a more intense yellow, you can always add another layer. The material is really thick, super flexible and very durable. It was really easy to apply by starting at one end, removing the backing and squeezing with your fingers while the backing peeled off. It sticks really well but leaves no sticky residue when removed…

I received this small rectangular sheet which I cut into oval shapes to cover the white fog lights on the tundra. Removing the bulbs themselves was a bit of a challenge but not too difficult, attaching the Laminex was a breeze. Note that the substrate to which this product adheres is quite difficult to mark. I found even my marker slipped and floated on it making marking difficult. Anyway I did it, cut it and used the wet method. I used this method to slide it over the lamp until it was…