ok need to know what brand you guys are using and if your having a prob with the film burning on the fog lights. i used the stuff from stickercity.com and its starting to slowly burn. i have used this stuff b4 on my friends 00 si and hes never had a prob. should i switch to a diff brand or what? anyone else havin this prob

 

I had Laminx and It burned off within 5 Min. Luckly I only paid $5.00 for the set

 

Yellow Laminx for a month. Not burnt:knock on wood:

 

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even if you paid 5$, thats still to much for something that lasted 5 minutes. plus u had to go through putting it on. i would have been pissed.

ive heard from people that laminx can withstand an x amount of temperature. and also that the foglight reaches * &lt; x. but ive also heard like from people like caveman that it lasts only minutes. i dont know what to believe anymore

 

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ive heard from people that laminx can withstand an x amount of temperature. and also that the foglight reaches * &lt; x. but ive also heard like from people like caveman that it lasts only minutes. i dont know what to believe anymore </TD></TR></TABLE>

I paid $20 shipped for the yellow pre-cut ones. They state that if you will be idle for more then 15 minutes, then don't leave it on. And if you cut it yourself you should leave about 1/8in gap between the foglight edges to help it breathe better. Also I recommend that you shouldn't put more then one layer of lamin-x on the fogs to prevent burning. This info should help you from burning them.

 

it sux wish there was somethin that didnt burn

 

......Factor fog lights.... I know their expensive since it's a Honda a part.... but don't you think your car is worth it....? (I know I sounded like a commercial)

 

Factory*****

 

I have the oem fogs with luminic jdm yellow bulbs i live in ny with shitty roads i have no lamin x and my lights still shine yellow and ive had no issues with them cracking so whats the big deal with lamin-x does it protect the casing or is it for looks.

 

I have pre-cut yellow from clearautoshield.com and it burned in about two months, oem fogs with the film that is.

 

passwordjdm sells yellow foglight kits for 06+ si coupes and 4drs.

 

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very true.

I Have a few buddies around here with yellow fogs. An Acura RSX-S with OEM fogs. And my friend with a Saturn ION. and a buddy with an SRT-4. Both of them used kryon and just covered the fog with it.

Kryon can be found at Michaels and works really well.

Heres a video we made of his car and you can see the yellow fogs really well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r44_NCv-FGU&eurl=

 

im still lookin for any other film that wont burn this really blows!

 

i used the yellow lamin-x but i had a problem with the precut fitting all the way around the glass...there were some spaces left uncovered anyone have this problem?

 

I also had the laminx burn on my OEM fogs, then I ordered yellow bulbs from luminics and those burned out in a month

 

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Your suppose to have about an 1/8th of an inch around the circumference of the foglight to provide room to breathe. Mines are precut from lamin-x and the instructions say that.

 

I would recommend RockBlocker's products wholeheartedly, I had them on my STi and never had any problems with the film burning off and didn't hear of anyone who did. They are more $$ than Laminix but they use a much more durable 3M film.

Link for '06-'07 Civic Si: http://www.rockblocker.net/store/38103.htm

Jon

PS: They are really easy to work with!!

 

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Your suppose to have about an 1/8th of an inch around the circumference of the foglight to provide room to breathe. Mines are precut from lamin-x and the instructions say that.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I had the precut that was given to me directly from the guys at Lamin-X. And they still burned off. Fogs get too hot for them.. 3M makes a film that is like Lamin-X.

 

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3M makes a film that is like Lamin-X.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Just 10x better

Jon