Headlight Armor

[StickMon]

On sale for 10 bucks off.

Just bought some to replace the one's I've had on for many years.
They had a good run, but now they're all Sun scorched.
Headlights underneath are still nice and clear.

I just have to figure out how to peel the darn things off.

[3002 tii]

Originally Posted by StickMon

On sale for 10 bucks off.

Just bought some to replace the one's I've had on for many years.
They had a good run, but now they're all Sun scorched.
Headlights underneath are still nice and clear.

I just have to figure out how to peel the darn things off.

Use a steamer...

[XMetal]

Originally Posted by 3002 tii

Use a steamer...

Do you have one that you recommend?

[XMetal]

Originally Posted by StickMon

On sale for 10 bucks off.

Just bought some to replace the one's I've had on for many years.
They had a good run, but now they're all Sun scorched.
Headlights underneath are still nice and clear.

I just have to figure out how to peel the darn things off.

Please post your opinion on whichever method you end up using. I just peeled the Lamin-X off the coupe a couple of years ago and it was a nightmare removing all the residues left behind. I will need to change out the film on my X5 soon and needs to find a better method thand what I did with the coupe.

[StickMon]

Originally Posted by 3002 tii

Use a steamer...

Good idea.
I was going to just give it a go after it's been sitting in the Sun and it's almost too hot to touch.
But wetter may be better.

"Honey, I need to borrow your iron. Don't ask, and I won't have to lie."

[3002 tii]

Originally Posted by XMetal

Do you have one that you recommend?

No clue, I’m sure certain “high end” ones will cut down the job time but in general I know this is the preferred method by clear bra installers. And if we’re talking just the headlights you probably could get away with whatever you have at home.