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Audmods.com
Lens Protecting Film |
INSTALLATION DIFFICULTY: 1/5
Simple Installation - No Tools, Anyone Can Install
Road debris is something all drivers have to deal with. The road does not care about the value of your vehicle, but you do!
With the plastic lenses used today, your vehicle's headlamps and corner lenses become pitted and faded from road debris over time.
Glass fog lamp lenses can be shattered by just a single stone being thrown from a semi.
The result is unattractive and can cost you hundreds of dollars in repairs!
Our protective film is made from the highest quality materials, is easily installed and is virtually invisible, while providing unmatched protection against sand, stones or whatever else the road throws at you!
The benefits are clear! Spend a little now to save BIG later!
Our lens protecting film is designed not to distort or discolor headlight optics.
We use only the highest quality 20 mil Optically Clear Acrylic Film.
Our film consists of two layers:
1) The outer layer is hard and is designed to combat debris.
2) The inner layer is a thick impact cushion designed to absorb the harmful impact pressure from the debris that would otherwise damage your lenses.
Both layers are needed to effectively protect you lenses.
Installing this kit will not damage your lenses in any way.
No permanent modifications need to be made to your vehicle to properly install this product.
NOTE: THIS PRODUCT SHIPS VIA GROUND REGARDLESS OF THE SHIPPING METHOD CHOSEN AT CHECKOUT.
NOTE: The picture shown of the cracked M3 fog light and accompanying sales receipt are authentic. This lens was cracked by a stone on the highway. The lens was not equipped with Lens Protecting film. The replacement lens was $206.00 for one side. In comparison a fog light protection kit costs $20 USD for both lenses.
NOTE: While the functional purpose of this film is to prevent damage to your lenses, and while it does so very effectively, we cannot make any warranty or guarantee about the performance of this product due to the different situations drivers find themselves in. |
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