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Lamin-X fog light overlays
- Thread starter cwescapexlt4x4
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I too had to figure it out.
Trim off the tabs on the film edges. Get a heat gun, soapy water spray and a small squeegee. Spray the lenses with the soapy water. Start with the film lined up with the bottom-front edge of the fog light lens and squeegee out as much of the water as you can on the front of the lens. Be patient with this next step and try not to over heat the film. Use your heat gun and wave it towards the top overhanging film while pushing it forward with the squeegee. It will conform to the angles on the lens. Take your time. The very bottom the lens will not be covered with film but you will never notice that.
Trim off the tabs on the film edges. Get a heat gun, soapy water spray and a small squeegee. Spray the lenses with the soapy water. Start with the film lined up with the bottom-front edge of the fog light lens and squeegee out as much of the water as you can on the front of the lens. Be patient with this next step and try not to over heat the film. Use your heat gun and wave it towards the top overhanging film while pushing it forward with the squeegee. It will conform to the angles on the lens. Take your time. The very bottom the lens will not be covered with film but you will never notice that.
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