Thread: Headlight Protectors

Thanks Rich,
I see it can be bought for DIY, but would have preferred someone with more patience apply it. Took me two goes to put a for sale sticker on the back window of my dunny door. Even with plenty of soapy spray it still had a few small bubbles in it. I'd hate to try apply this product to such an expensive car and still think it looked good. I'll try some local tint places and see if they can apply it for me. Stone chips and bush scratches are my main worry. (as well as the rear guards thanks to jonesy63 words of advice)
Cheers

Originally Posted by Mungus

Thanks Rich,
I see it can be bought for DIY, but would have preferred someone with more patience apply it. Took me two goes to put a for sale sticker on the back window of my dunny door. Even with plenty of soapy spray it still had a few small bubbles in it. I'd hate to try apply this product to such an expensive car and still think it looked good. I'll try some local tint places and see if they can apply it for me. Stone chips and bush scratches are my main worry. (as well as the rear guards thanks to jonesy63 words of advice)
Cheers

It's certainly worth it D4 is the second car I've had it on and just got it on my partners new VW Golf it's just very worth it to stop all the stone chips and that. You can see on that site a pic of a car hitting a post in a shopping centre grazing it and they pull it off and the car doesn't have a mark on it really good. But I wouldn't DIY it either to hard id say.