Foglight Protectant Lens
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Is there a specific place that sells "pre-cut" lens protective film like 3M, that can be placed on the folights, to protect from rock chips and such, or do you buy the film and apply it yourself. I bought some film, for the side of my 951, to apply some new film, where I removed the discolored yellow one previously, but never put it on. Would this be ok to put on the foglights?
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I have some sort of a second plastic lens over the top of my foglights as a rock guard, it's from the PO so I don't know where it came from, but it's very subtle.
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Originally Posted by KuHL 951
I'm curious can the Stonegards or films be removed/replaced without making a new piece each time?
It has an adhesive backing.
I would go with precut if you have the budget....and the only reason is that when applying it around the edges can get kind of dirty if you have any overhang.
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Originally Posted by testarossa_td
New piece each time.
It has an adhesive backing.
I would go with precut if you have the budget....and the only reason is that when applying it around the edges can get kind of dirty if you have any overhang.
It has an adhesive backing.
I would go with precut if you have the budget....and the only reason is that when applying it around the edges can get kind of dirty if you have any overhang.