Lenses Protection

[ercoreca]

HI ALL:

I USED TO USE BRA IN MY CAR, BUT THE LENSES ARE NO COVER SO LITTLE STONES CAN MAKE A DAMAGE TO THEM, SO I HEARD SOMETHING ABOUT SOM PLASTIC FILMS (3M), TO PROTECT THEM, MY QUESTIONS ARE:
ARE THEY PERMANENT OR YOU CAN TAKE THEM OUT ANY TIME?
DO YOU RECOMEND THEM?

SORRY FOR MY POOR ENGLISH.

THANKS IN ADVANCE.

 

[JaredPointer]

They are semi-permanent...meaning you stick them on once. You can remove them, but when you do you will have to have new ones if you want to put them back on.

 

[CharlesW]

HI ALL:

I USED TO USE BRA IN MY CAR, BUT THE LENSES ARE NO COVER SO LITTLE STONES CAN MAKE A DAMAGE TO THEM, SO I HEARD SOMETHING ABOUT SOM PLASTIC FILMS (3M), TO PROTECT THEM, MY QUESTIONS ARE:
ARE THEY PERMANENT OR YOU CAN TAKE THEM OUT ANY TIME?
DO YOU RECOMEND THEM?

SORRY FOR MY POOR ENGLISH.

THANKS IN ADVANCE.

Your English is a heck of a lot better than my Spanish.
I have a product called X-pel on my driving/fog lights on the GTP. It is a pretty heavy gauge flexible plastic with adhesive on one side. On a flat surface, it was easy to install. If you have compound curves, I think I would get it done professionally. I think it would take some talent to do it right.
The X-pel may be 3M's product under their name. :dunno

I also have clear plastic headlight covers that snap on and can be removed quite easily for cleaning. Lots of people used them in a tint, but it really cuts down on the light output.
I have heard that several, if not all of the companies that made the plastic covers are now out of business. They may be hard to find. I bought mine from Jeg's in 2000.

Charles