Lamin-X Films!!!
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Lamin-X Films!!!
Hi Guys
Just a quick question regarding the Lamin-X films...
If I was to put laxmin-x films on both of my headlights and fog lights,
will it make a difference in the color of my HID?
And will the output of the light be decreased???
Please help me and give me an answer to this question....!!! THANKS!!
Just a quick question regarding the Lamin-X films...
If I was to put laxmin-x films on both of my headlights and fog lights,
will it make a difference in the color of my HID?
And will the output of the light be decreased???
Please help me and give me an answer to this question....!!! THANKS!!
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Gunsmoke headlamps : Little visible difference
I used extra thick on my fogs since they are most likely to get a rock and I drive at insane speeds by the rest of the world's standards. I wouldn't recommend tinting them regardless unless you're going for an all black look. Even then, the yellow look is mighty popular and shouldn't make much of a difference in light output.
I used extra thick on my fogs since they are most likely to get a rock and I drive at insane speeds by the rest of the world's standards. I wouldn't recommend tinting them regardless unless you're going for an all black look. Even then, the yellow look is mighty popular and shouldn't make much of a difference in light output.
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So I just purchased Lumin-x film for my c300 sport. I got tint for the headlights and fog, and gun smoke for the tail lights. does anyone have this and does it look good?
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Just got a set for my X to try out on the taillights. Anyone know if it's ok to do this in 40F degree weather? It will just take a lot longer for all of it to dry out right? Is that the only downside? Will bubbles, if any, stay though because it won't dry out for a while? 
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^ thanks I read the sheet but missed that line. I just called to get clarification and they said it just helps to be 70F during install and leave it [in the garage] for about 8 hours. After that, it's ok to be in 40F outside because it is beneficial for the sun to hit it.
