Does anybody know how to get the front head lights yellow like this? Is this a film or a complete cover? Here is a link.
http://www.edgeracing.com/gallery/in...hp?img=130.jpg

Rob

 

It's a film. It's used in racing when there are multiple classes of cars competing. The cars run with their headlights on. Some classes (usually the slower classes) run with the headlight film. That way when a car is coming up to pass on the track, the driver of the car that's being overtaken knows if it's a really fast car in another class, or someone in his own class he needs to battle for position with.

Dave

 

Thanks Dave Do you know who makes this product? Ive looked at 3M and all they have is clear.


Rob

 

>>Thanks Dave Do you know who makes this product? Ive looked at 3M and all they have is clear.
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>>Rob

Edited by mferguson

Lamin-x products are available through RSpeed


here ya go dude :smile:
Peace,
D


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I own a 2002 MCS w/ alot of stuff on it.

 

Thanks D for all your input---I am sure I am not the only one to benefit from your response. And thanks, too, to everyone who posts topics and replies on this website. I am a real Mini fan and it is great to have this kind of venue to share information with all you other Mini enthusiasts.

Rob

 

Thanks for showing interest. Many race teams, including ALMS GT & GTS teams, Ferrari World Challenge, SCCA Pro and Club racers have found our yellow films to be an excellent asset. Changing the optics to meet regulations and protecting their lights from pitting or impact damage. You will be delightfully suprised at the effect and quality of this product. More information can be found by visiting supporting vendor http://www.RSpeed.net

 

I can attest to Lamin-X's quality. its excellent. i have tinted side reflectors from them.

really good stuff - much thicker and substantial than you think!