that's whats up!. So does it do something (reduce glare) or its just for the looks. I'd get it either way but it'd be nice to see it doing something other than looking pretty.
OK. The film is here and the verdict is in...PERFECTION!!!I'll have pictures for you guys tomorrow, most likely. This film (called LDBPP Film) is much thinner than the traditional lamin-x and doesn't defract the image like the thicker lamin-x does.Basically, its looking like the kit will come with 2 squares and a razor blade. The install is done similarly to traditional lamin-x in that you remove the backing, spray it down with a little bit of water, place it on the mirror and position it, then squeegee out the water with a driver's license to activate the glue. The razor blade will be included to trim the film to size around the mirror (help with ease of installation and keeping cost down)The best news is that its going to come in at about $10 shipped. Available in a few days.Matt
Hey Matt (or anyone else for that matter).. Is it possible to take the actual mirror out of the side view mirror 'housing'? If so, how? Also, I have heated mirrors, will this affect how I have to take the mirrors out of the housing?Thanks in advance!
Honestly, the mirror glass looks easy to remove. I would really suggest removing it, making a template, cutting the film to fit, and then applying. Any other thoughts?
wow, that looks great! Great job bro! very clean