Techart Headlight Covers
Mine are from KI Studios
These are not the easiest things to install correctly. They require care and patience, and I lack much of the latter. Hence I seem to get it right the second time more often than the first time. These pictures don't show the errors, but the installation was not perfect in this case. At some point I will remove them and get it right the second time. 
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Last edited by Domer911; Jan 21, 2013 at 08:05 AM.
These are not the easiest things to install correctly. They require care and patience, and I lack much of the latter. Hence I seem to get it right the second time more often than the first time. These pictures don't show the errors, but the installation was not perfect in this case. At some point I will remove them and get it right the second time. 


I can relate to what you are saying about first time installs. I wasn't sure how much I would like the look. That's why I went with a cheaper vinyl application. now that I see how nice the solid ones are, I may just pull the trigger on a set of those.
Black on black seems to be pretty popular. 
I can relate to what you are saying about first time installs. I wasn't sure how much I would like the look. That's why I went with a cheaper vinyl application. now that I see how nice the solid ones are, I may just pull the trigger on a set of those.

I can relate to what you are saying about first time installs. I wasn't sure how much I would like the look. That's why I went with a cheaper vinyl application. now that I see how nice the solid ones are, I may just pull the trigger on a set of those.
I had to wet it down on both sides and manage to get it into the perfect position, THEN squeegee it until it's in place and smooth. It wasn't easy. If there's an alternative that applies differently, I would love to know about it!
mine were of a very thin black vinyl/plastic-type material. I don't know about the TechArt or anyone else's, for that matter.
I had to wet it down on both sides and manage to get it into the perfect position, THEN squeegee it until it's in place and smooth. It wasn't easy. If there's an alternative that applies differently, I would love to know about it!
I had to wet it down on both sides and manage to get it into the perfect position, THEN squeegee it until it's in place and smooth. It wasn't easy. If there's an alternative that applies differently, I would love to know about it!
Jeeze!! Those wheels are so sick! If I hadn't just bought mine...
I'm pretty sure that would depend on the paint shop you choose, and what they quote you. I can't imagine that it would be overly expensive, depending on the cost of the original Porsche paint.





