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<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/123216/front.jpg"></center><p>After seeing it for years on various European car **** magazines (that's how my automotive related mail is being referred to by significant other), I figured I will try it, and love it!

Opted for the light blue film for the headlights, and yellow for fogs. Install was a breeze, didn't need a heat gun or blowdrier. Came precut and as easy as 1-2-3. Was a little worried after seeing some fogging and small bubbles the first night, but all went away.

Several people have stopped to ask me since, at least from my perspective it doesn't look ricey, and if one day I get a feel that it does, it is one peel away...

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brianja

lol @ the filename on this one.

greatwhiteshark

Does this effect how the lights look at night? If so, do you have any pics?

daveak05

Revert back on the headlights and foglights and you're good

daveak05

It's gonna be blue, and you know what that looks like, right?

sparkhill

I think I would do the fogs in blue also

greatwhiteshark

I was more interested in the fogs, since I tried yellow bulbs but they didn't look yellow at night.