Universal Amber Fog Light Tint Film Covers (2-8 inch x 8 inch)

We used this on a patio light on our RV. It was like a spotlight that lit up the entire forest (or campground). The curved light cover was a thick, clear plastic and this film was pretty easy to apply and mold to the shape. As a previous reviewer did, I used a heat gun to gently warm and do some final touches. It looks legit--like it was OEM. Now, it gently lights up the campsite without annoying other people and the wildlife. If you're using on your vehicle, you will be so pleased with the outcome. Worth the extra $$.

Bought a used motorcycle with a pair of yellow LED aux driving lights. I don't like yellow aux driving lights. One layer of this stuff turned them to into gold aux driving lights. Two layers of this stuff turned them amber. Yes!Easy to apply. Good adhesion. I did a dry mount. If you get a bubble you can peel it back and re-do. Not as thick as Xpel headlight protection film, and not advertised as headlight protection film. But with my two layers I think I'm actually getting some decent protection from road debris in addition to the tinting effect I wanted.

Excelent

Per instructions.... I did the "dry" method.Once closely presized, it went on easy. There are some areas that no matter what I did, the bubble could not be removed. When I inspected the second sheet, there were some areas that showed some "dings" and on the second round of application, that area stayed bubbled. Not bad, but not perfect either. They are covering Harbor Freight fog lights, so can't be too particular.The Final Word: I would buy again if needed.

I used this to make my grille lights amberish. The adhesive is good and the material is very easy to cut and work with otherwise. However, I can't figure out how to deal with corners when wrapping because overlapping it causes a darkening effect as you might expect. Might only be good on more rounded applications unless doing something totally planar or might just be my inexperience with such things.

I bought this for use on my Baja designs fog lights but had to use two layers to get the correct amber color to match the rest of the truck that's not an issue The only issue was it dimmed the light way too low. Very strong product I used to heat gun to form the film around the lens it worked perfectly held up great. It held up so good it was a pain to remove. Highly recommend

They did what I want them to do had to use both to achieve one job thought they were bigger Guess not I'm happy

Seem to work well so far took a little bit to install them on my fog lights. I advise that you should use a heat gun around the edges if not it will start to peel up. I will update this review if there any problems in the future.