XPEL headlight covers
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XPEL headlight covers
Has anybody put them on themselves?
I'm thinking of putting them as even after only a year and 8k miles I can see very small dings on the headlights. As I'd like to keep GLK for a while I want to keep headlights protected and film should not be visible. They also have tinted film, but i'm not sure if I want to put those on (illegal, worse lighting etc.) Any feedback on that would be appreciated.
I'm thinking of putting them as even after only a year and 8k miles I can see very small dings on the headlights. As I'd like to keep GLK for a while I want to keep headlights protected and film should not be visible. They also have tinted film, but i'm not sure if I want to put those on (illegal, worse lighting etc.) Any feedback on that would be appreciated.
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Has anybody put them on themselves?
I'm thinking of putting them as even after only a year and 8k miles I can see very small dings on the headlights. As I'd like to keep GLK for a while I want to keep headlights protected and film should not be visible. They also have tinted film, but i'm not sure if I want to put those on (illegal, worse lighting etc.) Any feedback on that would be appreciated.
I'm thinking of putting them as even after only a year and 8k miles I can see very small dings on the headlights. As I'd like to keep GLK for a while I want to keep headlights protected and film should not be visible. They also have tinted film, but i'm not sure if I want to put those on (illegal, worse lighting etc.) Any feedback on that would be appreciated.
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I meant that the tinted one would decrease the light output not the regular one.
P.S. Nice rides you have picked up since last time I saw you post on GLK forum. All yours?
P.S. Nice rides you have picked up since last time I saw you post on GLK forum. All yours?
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I own all of those cars yes; the GL is the wife's DD; the GLK is my son's as he needs it for school; the S4 is my DD and winter car, and the GT-R is my 'track' toy and automotive 'plaything', (although the S4 is pretty playful itself. lol).
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nice!!! jelous in a good way, hoping to have a fleet like this in my lifetime. Wondering what type of job pays to have rides like that?
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Thanks for reminding me to order mine for my 3-week old GLK. I've used these for 10 years or more on all my vehicles. They are particularly effective here in the West where a lot of sand us used in the winter in lieu of salt.
They are easy to install your self (as I have always done.) You can order them from AutoSport at http://www.autosportcatalog.com/vehi...protection.cfm for $45 plus $10 shipping.
They are easy to install your self (as I have always done.) You can order them from AutoSport at http://www.autosportcatalog.com/vehi...protection.cfm for $45 plus $10 shipping.
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Even most high quality 3M film installers shouldn't charge more than $75 for parts and labour for headlights. I have it on all the cars and you can't tell it's there, especially since it's the thinner, body film.
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