just wondering if anybody has this on their car. Specifically on the tail lights. how easy was it to put on, how is the fit, does it stay on when washing the car. i bought a precut kit that used window tint film off ebay a while ago; it was the worst. very hard to put on, not a good fit, bubbles, didn't stay on when i washed the car.

 

The lamin-x brand stuff is decent. they've had problems in the past of it burning off the fog's but with the taillights you'll be fine. easy to install and carries some sort of warranty.

threads relating to headlight/taillight tint:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1838203

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1882511

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1655002

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1606353

 

thanks, it difinitely makes the car look better. i think ill have to get me a set.

 

yeah my fog light lamin-x both burned and they are supposed to send me replacements that can handle the high heat. still waiting though...

 

lamin-x blows

 

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I've been waiting for a year. I don't even own the car anymore

 

I like them

 

I would suggest not putting too dark of a coating on your taillights (well, and headlgihts too).

If its difficult for people to see during the daytime and you get in an accident, you're pretty much shooting yourself in the foot.

 

its pretty easy to put on. You just have to take your time doing it. There was bubbles in my lamin-x for about a week (little ones) but just take a blowdryer to it or the sun will dry it up. I think its alot better than spraying your tails, cause then if you don't like it your stuck with it : /

 

Ouch... so lamin-x doesn't last? I dont want bubbles