I just found my left fog light crack while I was washing my car. I just got it installed only a week ago! =/ I noticed that there were white marks on the fog panels (it could be wax) but it does not come off.

I was thinking of replacing just the left fog light and buy a film to protect it, or use mesh around it. What works best to protect foglights? and what should I do?

 

This is a common issue, Try the search function and you will discover many suggestions and solutions to the cracked fog lights.

If you want a suggestion for protective film, Xpel makes a great product that works well.

 

just wondering, what fog lights were they? oem, ebay, password jdm?? etc...

 

my fogs will be installed this weekend, lol i think im already goin to buy lexan to be ready to replace them when they crack in 2 weeks

 

I don't see an option for just foglight film on xpel's website. Got a link? Do you all use lamin-x tool? I hear lamin-x will burn and xpel's stuff won't.

 

+1

I've installed it on the head/fog lights on all my vehicles and have no cracks/chips since.


edit: forgot to mention I had a browning issue when I had them on my TSX. There's a few threads around with pictures.

 

I found a local installer on their website and the guy could make what I wanted. I actually had him make me a piece to put behind my rear license plate so it doesn't scratch up my trunk.

 

So.. is the best solution = xpel, but they will turn brown eventually?? that sucks.

Lamin-x turns brown too?

So... ya, What now?

 

You just really need shut off your fogs when your at stop too long they heat up too quick that way.

 

hmm.. ok, so what's the verdict on xpel better vs Lamin-x??
Which one better?
Which one cheaper?

Thanks.