This video shows the application of a HID Blue Headlight Protection Kit from Headlight Armor on a Ford Focus ST. Our Lighting Protection kits are available i…
This video shows the application of a HID Blue Headlight Protection Kit from Headlight Armor on a Ford Focus ST. Our Lighting Protection kits are available i…
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Great video. About to do an install myself on my performance blue ST.
You guys make it look so easy lol
Whoever had something like this on their smartphone knows that this
protection won’t last more than a year. That’s why you always get 1 or 2
spare films for your phone.
And this is a car that has to withstand hot summers, rain and cold winters,
so I guess it will last even shorter …
Is it street legal?
Thanks, glad you liked it!
You put some tension on the material when going from the inner corver to
the back corner. The material softens and becomes more compliant as well as
being easier to compress the sides once the centerline is set.
if you heated it with the heat gun, and then sprayed it with water, how it
is still pliable? It can’t stay soft and warm for very long.
I need HID in general can’t find a kit for my car 🙁
so initially, you are stretching the centerline, yes? I have a 2007 lexus
gs350, with a very curved headlight, and am hesitant and unsure how to go
about this. The material stretches with heat?
You just want the material warm and floppy. We always use a hair dryer,
heat guns can be used on low with care. If you over heat the material /
adhesive they will become harder to apply cleanly.
you make it look so easy
This is an extremely helpful video, wish I saw it when I did my taillights!
Hope it was a help. 🙂