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Rl owners we are now offering 20% off discount to all of you that belong to the site as well from now until Dect 31st. Please feel free to post here if you have any questions. I not sure how many of you check the Sponsored Section so I made a link for you to check it out. Shipping is free in the lower 48 States too.
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Originally Posted by miner
How do we get discount - just went to the site and price was the same ($49.95) as a few eeks ago?
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Originally Posted by RockBlocker
Rl owners we are now offering 20% off discount to all of you that belong to the site as well from now until Dect 31st. Please feel free to post here if you have any questions. I not sure how many of you check the Sponsored Section so I made a link for you to check it out. Shipping is free in the lower 48 States too.
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Originally Posted by webhead
How thick is the film for the headlights? Is it thicker than the film that is used for clear bras or for protecting painted surfaces?
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Originally Posted by rpmjr
Thanks RB. Who makes the material and what mil? I'm assuming 3M or Llumar?
NP, Actually neither 3M or LLumar make a headlight protection film. Installers use the paint protection for the headlight kits. thickness above, the adhesive backing is made by 3M and pressed onto the film we use.
Just wanted to mention here that if you are thinking about a color, I would use the blue film. It has a nice look to almost every color vehicle that we have seen. Some suttle, some noticeable during the day. At night oncoming traffic wont notice anything different and the light is not effected in a bad way, but made crisper and cleaner light.
Thanks for asking questions
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