Help? Protective Covering For Foglights

[flatlander]

 

I had one of the factory foglights broken by a flying rock and those things are expensive. Was wondering if anyone knew of a product that could be used to cover the foglights, something clear, a self-adhesive sheeting material of some kind. The foglights are not glass but a plastic or polycarbonate of some kind. There has to be something available.

[Wingnut]

There are probably 947,000 companies that will sell you the stuff.

[jdubub]

There are probably 947,000 companies that will sell you the stuff.

 

 

WHOA! that is a lot of companies

[Crazy Canuck]

There are def a lot of companies that make them. I used to spend a lot of time on the road for work and bought some from 3M for what was them my Grand Cherokee. You can buy sets for headlights, markers, and fogs. If I remember correctly, they were pretty reasonably priced. They also did not yellow which I was worried about. If you do apply these, I would be cautious about putting a higher wattage bulb in as they do hold the heat in a little more.

[66 ROG]

Here's a link. I believe the kit includes headlight and fog light coverage.

 

http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvproduct...7&Year=2011

[sonjaab]

Its called 3m Invisible Bra !

It is sold by the foot or in kits.

Avail. at most big box parts stores, auto body supply jobbers,

and on line.

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_U...rotection/Film/