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Covex Headlights

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Looking to covex the lights on my mk2.5, just wandering if any of you guys have had it done? And if you have any pics? Cheers!

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    waste of time and money covex is similar to flyeye tint in that the tint is made up of holes to allow the light through from experience heres the 2 issues with both now my mate had covex i had flyeye .

    the covex he had to have professionally fitted and it did look smart however once winter hit the crud off the roads would stick in the holes as you were driving and from the heat of the lens bake on the result was youre light output went down and down so bad that on a 15 minute drive he had to get out and clean them as he couldnt see i had the same issue with the flyeye and despite what they say trying to remove the stuff does damage the lens in the end my mate had to buy two new headlights for his astra bertone

    unless youre going to swap youre headlights over during winter i honestly wouldnt bother i got my money back for the flyeye but he wanted positive feedback which i didnt give him covex was less helpfull they just said its the design and that they dont state that it cant reduce light output in certain conditions this was what they said Any use of tinting films on headlights, indicators and fog lamps is done so at the driver’s own risk.

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    Oh I see thanks for the heads up mate, doesn't sound too good, think I'll be saving my money then, shame really cos I like the look of headlight tints!

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    they do look good on as you say its a shame

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    Yeah wish ford actually done a set of tinted lights you could buy!

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    they do look good on as you say its a shame

    Do you rekon this stuff is any good!? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/271436388384

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