AkaSigFreak

Anyone having problems with theie Lamin-x fog light films? This is my third set and supposedly had "high-temp" adhesive according to Lamin-x tech support and I still have burn/scorch marks on the film.
I have ordered the OEM brand HELLA yellow bulbs and will try the thicker clear film.

charliele729

I havnt had any problems with it yet. I did the clear ones. I order antoher set for my TSX, and the cut was too small, all in all they didnt even take care of it. They wanted pictures here and there which i sent to them, but all in all I dont think there films are high quality. I am very weary about putting them on my headlight because there are a lot of stores about how it causes the headlight to have small crazed cracks because of the heat of the film.

TB5...

yea my old ones had a burn mark too... smh

i dont see how a film can stand up to the fog light heat tho.

AkaSigFreak

Do you think the yellow bulbs will produce less heat? Did you have yellow or clear?

dlb000

I placed the yellow Lamin-x film on my fog lights about eight months ago. I am using stock bulbs and there are no problems as yet.

TB5...

that was lamin-x with stock fogs...

i've since switched to Philips CVs... i actually have another lamin-x set that ill put on again see what happens... its easy to come of if it does burn .......atleast

charliele729

I have the Philips CV also rougly about 2 month or so, so far so good and I drive everynight for about 40 mintutes. Hope mines doesnt burn

silkysmooth

I have the stock fog with laminax, appx 2 years. no burn mark.

Ron Jr

I've had the yellow Lamin-x on for about 1 1/2 year with Luminex hyper whites and no burns yet. Plenty of pitting from rocks and sand but no burns. I plan on replacing them in the spring.