Details:

Headlight Armor Fog Light Protection Film is designed toprotect your vehicles' lights from impact damage and surface erosion that leads tohazing / clouding / fading and discoloration.

• Impact resistant 15 mil thickness (2X typical PPF)
• Available clear or tinted
• User friendly acrylic adhesive
• Typically installed in a few minutes per lens
• Includes sections for both left and right lights

Most applications have a designed in tolerance around the perimeter of thelens to facilitate a smooth installation and provide good long-term performance.The more dome your lens has, the more patience and time will be required to install. All applications are removable but cannot be removed and reapplied once the adhesive has set.

Options:

Clear:

• Protect your fog lights without changing the look of your vehicle

GT Yellow:

• Yellow lights day & night
• Very strong traditional yellow output
• Better visibility in rain, snow and fog

HID Blue:

• Modern blue look during the day
• Shines through bright white at night
• Gives non-HID lamps the HID look

Light Smoke:

• Tones down the chrome of the reflector
• Subtle factory smoked look

Smoke:

• Significantly darkens your fog lights
• Great for those looking to 'hide' the fog lights
• Cover up an already cracked fog light until the light assembly is replaced
• Once these are applied it is not anticipated the lights would be used

* Car manufacturers warn you about not replacing any of your bulbs with higher wattage versions, and so do we. Higher wattage bulbs may cause reflector / lens / housing failures even without lighting protection film. As using these covers may decrease the lens' ability to dissipate heat (more applicable to fog lights than to headlights), we also recommend that you refrain from using higher wattage bulbs in conjunction with our high performance covers. We also suggest turning your fog lights off while you vehicle is stationary - stuck in stop and go traffic for example.

* 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.