Clear fog light savers have been in use for many years to great effect, and now they are available in a range of colors too!

GT Racing Yellow fog light covers are a great way to provide better visibility in rain, snow and fog - All while protecting the expensive lamps from flying debris. They allow the fog light to emit a very strong traditional yellow fog beam that cuts down on the glare that white fog's may produce.

HID Blue fog light film kits are designed to shine through bright white.  The HID Blue covers give non-HID lamps the HID look while protecting your lenses! They add a very modern look to lamps. Think about the Ion Cool Blue lenses that aftermarket lighting companies like Hella and Piaa are currently offering.

Smoke fog light covers are as dark as ~30% window tint; and look pretty dark when you look at your lights.  We also have an even darker Stealth Smoke version which allow ~20% light transmission and look very dark when installed - great for show cars and track cars that are never run at night.

The covers, which are precision cut with a computer, are made from durable (22mil Colors and 25mil Clear) high performance translucent softened PVC vinyl with an adhesive backing, that you can apply to your lights.  Do not confuse these with 'overlays' as most overlays are typically made from 2-3mil vinyls that are designed for signs and provide no real protection to your expensive lights. Our tough film helps protect against everyday road hazards that can damage and destroy your vehicle's very expensive lights, such as gravel, winter road salt/sand, bug stains, and road debris. They have been used for meant years to protect the headlights on racing cars in extreme conditions. The material is removable but you can only apply it once after the adhesive has set. They are applied in a manner similar to clear bras, tints, and vinyl stickers & graphics.

Most kits can be installed in 5-10 minutes and are easier to install than our headlight kits as they are smaller and typically quite flat. If you don't feel confident about applying the film on your own, you may want to seek out a qualified installer.  Tint shops, vinyl graphics shops and paint protection installers should not have any problems installing them for you.

Please Note: Check your local laws before installing on road going vehicles as they may or may not be legal on your primary lighting in your state.