AkaSigFreak

I've had the yellow foglight films on with the yellow Hella bulbs and thought they were holding up well. Today I noticed the same burn marks on the films. So much for yellow bulbs running at lower temp.

wnunez89

are the bulbs touching the lens?

Knightmare69

I'd like to know who or where you were told that yellow bulbs run at a lower temp

Ron Jr

Mine were showing burning when I traded in the car and I only used the fogs in bad weather (like fog). Would have replaced them if I had kept the car.

EASYDOES1T

Mine burnt the whole lamin-x off.

JimPap

easydoesit

Where you using the yellow or the clear lamin-x???

Hmmmm...guess it wouldn't matter. Sounds like lamin-x doesn't handle the bulb well.

EASYDOES1T

I'm using nokya 55w yellow bulbs and yellow lamin-x covers

Knightmare69

AFAIK, the reason that Lamin-X burns more on fogs is because the housing is smaller and all the heat is more concentrated, on headlights being a much bigger unit, the heat is dispersed more so the Lamin-X doesn't burn as easily if at all.

Even so, I ran Lamin-X on my Subaru's JDM fogs with HID's for years with no burning at all and I ran the fogs most of the time as driving lights so I guess halogen bulbs and any sort of lens film are a bad combo.

C300S 6MT

Have you tried to get a replacement? https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...n-x-films.html

Spec_Davis

i sent pictures to Lamin-X describing the problem and they shipped me out new ones for my fogs.

AkaSigFreak

This is my 4th set (1st with yellow bulbs). They even claimed to send a set with "high-temp" adhesive.

Matt_Eurojerks

I will be checking mine up close today. I don't run my yellow fogs much though, it's inconsiderate in normal driving conditions.