would this stick to my Headlights if i cut and shaped it into an Eyelid/Eyebrow type thing?
1161358
Yes. But I don't think it would be able to withstand the elements. Wind,rain, etc
653971
I wouldn't. The eye pieces are just little grills. I would think you would get paint splatter in your eyes
765276
I would be leery using this on headlights. There's a lot of products specific for your project. Some are pricey,I used a less expensive product,great results,less labor. It's called "Wipe It".
729604
Absolutely! I peeled mine back for soldering almost all of my connections. Do be forewarned, the 3M sticky adhesive that comes will all strips like this is rather useless in most applications. Yes, it will stick to a surface if gravity is holding it to that surface; otherwise you will need something else. I used this stuff in my car so the extreme temperatures caused the 3M strip to not only come apart from it's mounting surface, but from the LEDs themselves. I bought some double sided tape from the hardware store and cut it to appropriate lengths and widths and haven't had problems since. Also, it really doesn't matter what kind of tape you use, if the surface is contoured it won't adhere for more than a day. If the lights are hidden, you can use clips to hold it in place. Your only option might be glue. I've used a lot of this stuff and love helping others do the same. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Ask here, or email me directly (amazon username @gmail.com)
959667
why not on your sun visor. Try it first with rubber bands to see if it will work.
1798745
No not unless your rubbing it with a towel I have no eye brows at all I mine has stayed on as long as 2 days with some touch up
406609
Yes. But it is very simple! Use a 1" hole saw to drill into the bottom of your headlight. Then insert strobe heads, and silicon around them to make a watertight seal. Have an air compressor handy to blow away the debris that gets inside the casing.
1622613
Absolutely. Mine looks great on bumper. Very sticky so make sure it goes on right where you want it ;-)
1124531
Yes,except for the same colored piece that runs across the bottom.If careful Enough, take off old headlights and put on new headlights.
1015809
To a very small degree, yes. But I'm reality, in my case, no matter what I tried, it wouldn't work. I couldn't adjust it. Then again, I've never replaced headlights before. The more definitive answer, I would say no. I wish I could be more help. I wish I was part mechanic part I-can-work-on-cars-at-home.
888379
I didn't know such a thing existed. I have no idea what the answer to your question is, but it would seem that if lens sealer could be applied to a standard headlight, I would think it could be applied to this one. I figured I got 95,000 miles off the first set of lights, and I plan on selling my car before I hit 190,000...so I don't think sealer is necessary in my climate. Good luck!
657370
yes, it's designed to do that. when using, it almost appears not to be moving at all; however, it is doing it's job. If you are not getting results you want, try a more aggressive grit. I've had to go as high as 240 grit on badly pitted headlights.
498597
It would honestly look kinda dumb. It would work of course but it isnt meant for that. Also be careful of what beam its on because you could get pulled over because the brightness is close to a truck light bar.
1007911
yes you would have to scrape them off or something, but the sticker itself is HUGE! i would recommend going to a store who makes custom stickers so they are smaller, because unless you have a truck with oversized sideviews, the stickers sold here will almost cover up the whole mirror, compromising your view
672125
Yes it can be used on headlights but it's illegal in most states. I used VHT to make a set of custom eyelids for my eclipse gt and they turned out great!
1670625
Yes but you still need to warm it to make it work properly. I love it for my eyebrows!
1488149
I think it would stick, but probably wouldn't look very good. It is good quality. You'd see lines where it overlaps.