So I'm planning to buy this yellow laminate stuff from here http://www.eurosportacc.com/lamin-x.htm

to apply to my fog lights. It supposed to be some good stuff, but for Euro application. They don't have it for Civics, but have sheets that you can cut yourself.

My question: Since the lights are slightly curved...any idea how to cut and install cleanly?

 

why not just buy yellow stain glasss paint thats what alot of people do it looks clean too

 

Yellow stain glass paint would be permanent though, right?

You would apply to the outside of the light also?

Thx for the suggestion. Will consider it.

 

yes it will be permanenet that is what i have used and many others on the board
here is a little write up my friend wrote i used the exact can in the pics cause i got it from him

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=817146

 

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PIAA Crystal Ion Bulbs do the trick too.

 

doesnt the paint ever burn? because my fog cracked and i had electrical tape on and i turned the fog on and completely burnt the tape..

 

what kinda civic do u have? if you have a EG with oem or oem style fogs, you can take them apart, and the back of the projector lense is flat so you could stick it there

 

I think you might have to splice the film where you see at the lense score lines.

Pretend your headlight has 3 sections, separated by 2 score lines. You cut 3 sheets and tape them on with a bit of overlap. Then you cut at the score line lightly and peel away the left overs.

 

So does it burn the paint eventually? Or no?

Any idea if the paint turns out lookin shiny or dull? Is it still translucent even w/the yellow paint on it, since it's stain glass paint?

 

*BUMP* please