smoked headlights
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Yes, It will decrease your light output based on how dark you go. Our 20% smoked Light Protection reduces light output by 20%. I have HIDS as well and wouldnt use smoked unless it was for show only
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From: www.headlightarmor.com
Originally Posted by tCz
Dont buy from headlightarmor.com its the worst product on the market not to mention the worst customer service yet!!!!
That is about the funniest thing ever; wildly inaccurate statement Mike. 6 posts in 212 days trolling and 2 of them were today badmouthing us.... We have sold thousands of these both to the public in general and as a supplier to a variety of market leadling resellers. Our products are top shelf!rwf, when it comes to smoking your headlights - either with one of the dozen or more film kits available, or painting them, if they end up looking dark they are going to block light - most of the time a lot of it. Simply no way around it. If you had 30% window tint on your ENTIRE windshield that would be what driving around with our standard smoke kit would be like.
The misinformation surrounding smoked film is amazing. We have tested both pre-cut ready to install kits and a variety of raw materials and each one tested much different than advertised when light transmission was measured on our light transmission meter.
Realistically, all smoked film we have tested - including our own - is meant for off road use. Great for a daytime use track car or a show car, but I wouldn't wan to go bombing down my favorite road at night with smoked headlights. But maybe everybody just has better vision that I do. They are wildly popular though :shrug:
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. I'll offer 2 versions. One full smoke, the 2nd version will have have smoke headlight with color matched eyelid 
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