Lamin-x'd fog lights WRX Blobby
24 May 2012, 04:53 PM
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Lamin-x'd fog lights WRX Blobby
Well hats off to Lamin-x as they sent me the wrong size originally and without quibbling sent me another set - so the original set will be appearing on a well known auction site near you! 
I think I paid $20 delivered or £20 cant remember - but even £20 delivered from the states is pretty good imo and only took 5 days to get here
so before, during, finished shots for your pleasure
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and before and after comparison shots
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I think I paid $20 delivered or £20 cant remember - but even £20 delivered from the states is pretty good imo and only took 5 days to get here
so before, during, finished shots for your pleasure
half and half ...
full ...
and before and after comparison shots
before ...
after ...
24 May 2012, 07:53 PM
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Well hats off to Lamin-x as they sent me the wrong size originally and without quibbling sent me another set - so the original set will be appearing on a well known auction site near you!
I think I paid $20 delivered or £20 cant remember - but even £20 delivered from the states is pretty good imo and only took 5 days to get here
I think I paid $20 delivered or £20 cant remember - but even £20 delivered from the states is pretty good imo and only took 5 days to get here
Out of interest why the States when they are a UK company as well ?
http://www.lamin-x.co.uk/
Personally prefer optical blue against black
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24 May 2012, 08:48 PM
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yup - I smoked the foglights - protects them as well as making the front end a touch moodier
as for using lamin-x in the states ... the uk company only supplies sheets of lamin-x for you to cut but the us company supplies pre-cut - i'm ****e at arts and crafts
I was going to go yellow to match my air-freshener
as for using lamin-x in the states ... the uk company only supplies sheets of lamin-x for you to cut but the us company supplies pre-cut - i'm ****e at arts and crafts
I was going to go yellow to match my air-freshener
25 May 2012, 09:10 AM
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I'm on the lookout for some clear fog protectors for my Classic but may consider the lamin x film.
25 May 2012, 10:48 AM
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Sorry, but that sounds like hype.
It will still transfer SOME of the energy of any pebble collision through direct to the glass. The glass, therefore, may still break.
yes, small stones may not break them, but a bird's egg sied pebble still will.
IMHO.
The only covers worth having are those which are NOT in contact with the glass lens.
It will still transfer SOME of the energy of any pebble collision through direct to the glass. The glass, therefore, may still break.
yes, small stones may not break them, but a bird's egg sied pebble still will.
IMHO.
The only covers worth having are those which are NOT in contact with the glass lens.
25 May 2012, 10:58 AM
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Sorry, but that sounds like hype.
It will still transfer SOME of the energy of any pebble collision through direct to the glass. The glass, therefore, may still break.
yes, small stones may not break them, but a bird's egg sied pebble still will.
IMHO.
The only covers worth having are those which are NOT in contact with the glass lens.
It will still transfer SOME of the energy of any pebble collision through direct to the glass. The glass, therefore, may still break.
yes, small stones may not break them, but a bird's egg sied pebble still will.
IMHO.
The only covers worth having are those which are NOT in contact with the glass lens.
25 May 2012, 03:25 PM
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it's not hype - lamin-x is about 1mm thick and spongy - unless it's a massive stone it will reduce most breakages to a chip at the worst
I lamin-x all my front lights on all my cars
I lamin-x all my front lights on all my cars
26 May 2012, 09:38 AM
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Out of interest why the States when they are a UK company as well ?
http://www.lamin-x.co.uk/
Personally prefer optical blue against black..................
http://www.lamin-x.co.uk/
Personally prefer optical blue against black
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