Fly eye
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It's easy to do mate, but be aware, if you remove it, the glue will leave a weird stain on the glass. It can be removed, but it takes a polishing kit to do the job properly.
As for fitting it, piece of cake. Cut it oversized so you have some wiggle room, heat the lights gently with a hairdryer, lay the Fly Eye over and jobs done
As for fitting it, piece of cake. Cut it oversized so you have some wiggle room, heat the lights gently with a hairdryer, lay the Fly Eye over and jobs done
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It's easy to do mate, but be aware, if you remove it, the glue will leave a weird stain on the glass. It can be removed, but it takes a polishing kit to do the job properly.
As for fitting it, piece of cake. Cut it oversized so you have some wiggle room, heat the lights gently with a hairdryer, lay the Fly Eye over and jobs done
Any pics mate ?? also how does it effect lighting at night ??
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I've not used it on my cars, but have helped apply it to friends cars. Because of it's design, it doesn't fade your lighting at all. Personally, i'd go for straight tint as it gives a cleaner look, and now you can get some really good LEGAL stuff that works superbly.
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buy genuine not the hong kong ebay special stuff too, fly eye or spi vision
