Myardor

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Use CRC brake cleaner on the lenses.[/QUOTE]

Why use Brake Cleaner?

NgoRX8

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well... it's a degreaser. i could see a degreaser working. just don't spray the car paint.

TurboEight

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hmm..would HID fogs help with heat issue?

since they run at a lower voltage.?

Decat

If you just like the look you could always get a pair of yellow LED's or even white LED's and they would be a lot less hot when on.

http://autolumination.com/headlights.htm

SiLVeRE8

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autolumination bulbs are bright and they dont heat up like regular bulbs do, but the thing is that they dont last you very long. i have changed out almost all the leds i bought from them atleast once or twice and now i gave up on them. instead i just bought my leds from ebay cause they are a lot cheaper and there are no noticeable difference between them. the brightness and the quality looks identical to the ones from autolumination.

c41250n

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I bet you water got in between the film and the lense, it happened to me once!

c41250n

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hids are just even hotter then regular bulbs!
and I would like to see some leds foglights if they actually have it!

Razz1

always off with 2004 models.

Razz1

The brake cleaner will remove the film. Clean and easy!

peterlemonjello

I'm bringing this thread back to life. I just noticed my lamin-x tint did the same thing on my fogs. It took it a few years but the center of the tint is melted and burned. I really like the yellow fogs. Guess it's time to think about a HID kit.

paimon.soror

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Or a lower color temp halogen

2tone

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or just get yellow bulbs, instead of white bulbs w/ a yellow film to make them look yellow...........................