[smajicek]

Is anyone doing any protective film for their headlamps? I got a quote for $48 per light to be wrapped with xpel which seems pretty high, I want to protect my headlights against cracks from rocks and possibly prevent the plastic from turning milky color after some years like you can see on many older cars.

 

[JCobalt]

My first C7 got the xpel treatment. I payed 50 for each light, which I thought wasn't too bad. I haven't done anything with the red C7 because it's always garaged, and I rarely drive it. If I drove it all over the place, I'd probably get the whole front done again. Shop around because some places love to over charge.

 

[glen e]

Headlightarmor.com....used them on two cars

Now I just use opti coat 2.0

 

[zimm888]

What can't you use opti coat 2.0 on? Didn't realize you could use it on the plastic headlights no problem.

 

[glen e]

Only the tires are a no go...some say not the windshield, as it's not 100 pct clear, but I can't see it.

 

[Redc7]

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[texas_venom]

RedC7 you do not want to use their 30 mil film. Its too thick. Just get either Xpel Ultimate film or Suntek... both are self healing and will prevent chips and headlight oxidation.

Glen-E happy to see your on here also promoting your Opti-Coat, but it doesn't prevent rock chips. A protective film is the only option here.

 

[glen e]

Nope... Not saying rock chips- said that many times everywhere just marring and insects