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Clear bra on Bi-Xenon headlights


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  • 2 weeks later...
Well FYI I spoke with my clear bra guy about doing this myself and he said the clear bra yellows real bad on the Bi-Xenon lights but I did the lower running lights!

I have XPEL and so far it does not yellow at all.

Xpel is the best I have seen. Better than 3m at least. There shouldn't be a problem with the headlights, and it is reversible so you can always change it out if it yellows :)

Steven

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Yeh I also use Xpel, they use the 3m film and laser cut it. The headlight film is thicker than the normal body film. It will yellow over 5 years, but it doesn't cost that much and you can do it yourself so if you want you can change if after a few years. i got mine from autosupermart.com the part number should be H2502A for a 987 boxster

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