Anyone get that Dyna Shield head light protector??
heres a pretty good step by step with pics if your trying to DIY some headlight covers, dont give up!
http://www.xpel.com/installpics.html
http://www.xpel.com/installpics.html
I got a set of Xpel protectors installed when my clear bra was done last week.
The Xpel protectors are 40 mil thick! That's about 1/16". Once installed you can not tell it is on there. It is 100% prefectly clear. The protection is adds is amazing.
It was $75 installed for them, but well worth it if you ask me.
The installer had to use a heat gun to form them and even then it was a pain in the ***.
The Xpel protectors are 40 mil thick! That's about 1/16". Once installed you can not tell it is on there. It is 100% prefectly clear. The protection is adds is amazing.
It was $75 installed for them, but well worth it if you ask me.
The installer had to use a heat gun to form them and even then it was a pain in the ***.
I did mine a week ago-- it was definitely frustrating!! But after like 2+ hours I got them both on using a hair dryer. The last corners don't look great, but in one week they have set down a little more. Bottom line for me, they don't look great, but they are protecting my lights from the bad New England road crap. I might get new ones in a year or so and give it another shot!
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A good place to get it from and has really good instructions is www.rockblocker.com. They have step by step with pics. They sell their own paint kits and stongard paint and light kits. It doesnt look hard.
There kits are just as good as stongard for half the price too!
There kits are just as good as stongard for half the price too!
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