Originally Posted by doogie

Would they stop the fog from returning? Or would it come back underneath the overlays? Kind of wondering if these would solve the problem, killing 2 birds with one stone. Let me know what u think.

Originally Posted by Gdup35sedan

The pic Bat took is of my car. They dont affect the lighting at night to the naked eye. Although scientifically they do affect the light output by 5-15% I myself can't really tell a difference. I'll try to get some good night pics for you soon. It's not really that hard to put them on yourself, you just have to TAKE YOUR TIME. dont rush it or that will cause bubbles. If you are worrying about bubbles then take it to a tint shop and have it done professionally.
Here's the pic, sorry if they're blurry, i dont know how to take good night pics. they are with my Luminics PureBlue 6000K fogs.
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BTW, Boris these would look awesome on your car.
-GP-

Originally Posted by doogie

Blue, I have a question... My light covers suffer from the hazing, every time I take it to the dealer for a service or whatever, they clean it up good (I guess they have some of that 3M stuff) - If I put these overlays on after my covers were 'cleaned' (fog removed) - Would they stop the fog from returning? Or would it come back underneath the overlays? Kind of wondering if these would solve the problem, killing 2 birds with one stone. Let me know what u think.

Also, what's the process for applying these overlays?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by wanalaugh74

How come the bottom lights are more white then the top?