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Whtciv2k 08-31-2015 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Zipper 104 (Post 3298264)
What a bunch of BS.....With that logic you'd get fractures if you left your lights on with your car in park for any length of time or just left them on for extended periods of time, even while driving. Film would still allow the lamp to dissipate adequate heat. If it's that close to fracturing just because of a piddly thin layer of film it's gonna happen without any film.
Barely merits a response.

104

Research it before you say it's bs.

Zipper 104 08-31-2015 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Whtciv2k (Post 3298292)
Research it before you say it's bs.

I'm curious how you arrived upon a conclusion that I hadn't done any research? A couple of pictures in a link where someone showed their stress fractures and decided it had to be film is not research.

Well, I did some research, and from what I read there seemed to be about an equal number of those with film and the fractures, those without film that had fractures anyway, those with film and zero fractures and a number with fractures that had had tints/and or film done and had decided it just HAD to be the film's fault.
Nowhere did I read anything that arrived at a definitive answer as to what caused them.....only one hell of a lot of speculation.
This begs the question, why are there so many with fractures that have never had ANY film/tints applied? How exactly did film become the culprit?"

Sorry, I don't have the answers either. All one can do is decide for themselves whether or not to apply film to their headlamps and take their chances. If you don't want to, don't. If you decide there's an advantage to it and willing to run the risk if the film just might prove to be a problem down the road, then do it. It's your money, your car, you take your chances.
FWIW....I'm not running out the door and pulling my Xpel anytime soon so put me in the 'Living on the Edge' category.

104

Whtciv2k 08-31-2015 09:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Zipper 104 (Post 3298482)
I'm curious how you arrived upon a conclusion that I hadn't done any research? A couple of pictures in a link where someone showed their stress fractures and decided it had to be film is not research.

Well, I did some research, and from what I read there seemed to be about an equal number of those with film and the fractures, those without film that had fractures anyway, those with film and zero fractures and a number with fractures that had had tints/and or film done and had decided it just HAD to be the film's fault.
Nowhere did I read anything that arrived at a definitive answer as to what caused them.....only one hell of a lot of speculation.
This begs the question, why are there so many with fractures that have never had ANY film/tints applied? How exactly did film become the culprit?"

Sorry, I don't have the answers either. All one can do is decide for themselves whether or not to apply film to their headlamps and take their chances. If you don't want to, don't. If you decide there's an advantage to it and willing to run the risk if the film just might prove to be a problem down the road, then do it. It's your money, your car, you take your chances.
FWIW....I'm not running out the door and pulling my Xpel anytime soon so put me in the 'Living on the Edge' category.

104

I'm not here to argue. If you like em get em. I was wondering if it was a good idea and many said they've read problems and so did I. Not sure why you're trying to pick an internet fight lol. Anyway, good night, I don't have the energy to deal with ya. :cool:

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Merv 08-31-2015 09:30 PM

Bad day at work bro!? Lol

axmea? 09-01-2015 12:20 AM

if you are keeping your car for a long time, it will be a good idea. I have swirls on mine and will need to polish and clearcoat soon. This would have probably given protection.

burntz 09-01-2015 08:42 AM

Where's the CF turd group buy list??

I have 50% film on mine just to tone down the chrome contrast on MB, the bump on the headlight is a real b1#ch to apply film to which maybe why they don't have a kit for us.

On my tails I just put film on the reverse/turn bright white section to tone it down a bit without hiding the brake lights because I need all the help I can get with the texting / tailgating idiots around here...

FLUJOKE 09-01-2015 04:03 PM

My whole car is wrapped with XPEL. Great stuff guys!


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Zipper 104 09-02-2015 02:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Whtciv2k (Post 3298487)
I'm not here to argue. If you like em get em. I was wondering if it was a good idea and many said they've read problems and so did I. Not sure why you're trying to pick an internet fight lol. Anyway, good night, I don't have the energy to deal with ya. :cool:

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Hey, no sweat. No offense was meant, and none taken. I just couldn't seem to find anything that made it clear the film was or wasn't the reason for the fractures. It was really left up in the air whether it was a good idea or not. I don't base my decisions on someone's speculation. I sure hope film doesn't cause 'em or one day I'm not gonna be happy. Cheers.

104

Zipper 104 09-02-2015 02:39 AM

Merv
 
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Originally Posted by Merv (Post 3298493)
Bad day at work bro!? Lol

Hey Merv....where've you been?
Hope things are going OK.

K

Whtciv2k 09-03-2015 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Zipper 104 (Post 3299511)
Hey, no sweat. No offense was meant, and none taken. I just couldn't seem to find anything that made it clear the film was or wasn't the reason for the fractures. It was really left up in the air whether it was a good idea or not. I don't base my decisions on someone's speculation. I sure hope film doesn't cause 'em or one day I'm not gonna be happy. Cheers.

104

all good bro. lol I ain't mad atcha, we still fwendz lol. :tiphat:


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