Headlight/ taillight Tint/ppf

bremaj

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After seeing the cost of replacement headlights thought it would be a good idea to get ppf done on lights. Found this kit on Etsy comes with custom pieces to fit all the lights on the lc250. Choice between no tint light or dark. I went with light tint and love how it turned out.

Didn’t have the patience to install myself but took it to a local shop who installed for 30$.


Here’s some before and afters
 

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Interesting and thanks for sharing. I noticed that the tail lights on the Land Cruiser are extremely bright and this looks like it might tone them down a bit and not blind the driver behind when the brake light is on. 🤔
 
its only for round headlights. Did not see anything for Base LC
Lamin-X Headlight Film should be what you need! I would double check with them to ensure this is for the square lights since it doesn't show a picture of this exact SKU but Lamin-X is good stuff, easy to work with, and it appears to be for the LC/premium lights.
 
Nothing better than Lamin-X, I've had it in Yellow installed on My Tundra and Volvo fog lights for 10 years and it still looks new!

The cutouts shown in the link to appear to be for the rectangular lights and integrated side marker/turn signal.
 
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