salsa-king
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fog light film application 'HOW TO GUIDE'
Thought it might look quite good and also give a bit of protection if a stone hits the lens, reduces the risk of broken glass falling out.
To start with I got the 'yellow' film and cut it to the size of my fog lights using a jam tart cutter from our kitchen!!
Then whip off the fog light trim and clean the fog light glass.
spray a fit of soapy water to the fog light glass and also the sticky back of the light film.
apply the yellow film
smooth out and dry off the film, use a vinyl applicator and your fiingers to mold to over the lens
once securely stuck, remove the protective film from the front
clean all around the fog light and re fit trim
jobs a good un
Thought it might look quite good and also give a bit of protection if a stone hits the lens, reduces the risk of broken glass falling out.
To start with I got the 'yellow' film and cut it to the size of my fog lights using a jam tart cutter from our kitchen!!
Then whip off the fog light trim and clean the fog light glass.
spray a fit of soapy water to the fog light glass and also the sticky back of the light film.
apply the yellow film
smooth out and dry off the film, use a vinyl applicator and your fiingers to mold to over the lens
once securely stuck, remove the protective film from the front
clean all around the fog light and re fit trim
jobs a good un
