agreed. the parts are readily available. Now when the car gets older, maybe. But for now I'm good.zvezdah1 said:Kiyoshi,
Don't think it's worth it. It seems to me the light covers being raked back at such a steep angle that it's not likelly to take a rock hit, but guess I'm just living on the edge, as the starshield protects the paint I'll just take the chances, can always buy a new cover.
All the sports cars I've had, never had a headlight damaged from impact.
Chris
$60 linkkhamai said:What was the cost from Lamin-X?
Well, then all the more reason to upgrade to HIDs rotflTimMullen said:The heat has been my only concern with getting the headlight film - that and procrastination...![]()
ekological said:Does anyone have any idea about how much replacement covers are? I would bet a whole lotta $$$$.If I recall correctly they are $600 for each housing. You can't just replace the lens. The lens and black housing are bonded together. Lamin-X is worth it.
I saw the same thing on mine. I'd attribute that to the black plastic gassing off and probably gassing from the adhesive they use to bond the pieces together.TimMullen said:A couple of people have reported that they are developing "spots" in their headlight covers (on the inside of the covers) that appear to be melted plastic or some other contaminant. I'm wondering if there is any correlation in the use of the film and the problem (possibly heat related?) . I think Randy is one with the spots, and he has the film on his lights.
The heat has been my only concern with getting the headlight film - that and procrastination...![]()
O...well, I guess I'm talking in standard car termsTTP said:If I recall correctly they are $600 for each housing. You can't just replace the lens. The lens and black housing are bonded together. Lamin-X is worth it.