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Does anyone know if any retailers sell lamin-x sheets around the GTA, or is it strictly sold in the lamin-x website? I need at least one sheet to cover up a fog light against road debris.

 
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gotta call lamin-x. its quick and easy.

 
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How long do they usually take to ship?

 
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I think I got mine within a week ... Cannot exactly remember but it was the average time for USPS to us. Oh, and I ordered online - didn't call anyone.

 
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call igor ar krown

 
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just curious, are these the sound deaden sheets?

 
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Nope, they are thin layer of plastic - to help prevent pitting/cracking/chipping for lights and stuff.

 
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Thats Dynamat, you can buy that at Future Shop, Best Buy, or any other car audio places.

 
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okay, thanks
then what does yours exactly do? what did that guy mean (up above) preventing from chipping and cracking... what/which lights? headlights?

 
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Its basically a thin, clear, plastic coating which goes over your car's paint, headlights, or foglights. It just prevents stone chips and paint scuffs. You can get it in different colours as well, like in yellow for foglights or headlights.

 
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since you're putting them on foglights, dont leave your car motionless when the fogs are on, they'll burn the lamin-x. the heat from the H11 bulb is way hot. this occurs because the car being motionless means the heat from the fogs will just build up. the car needs to be in motion for the heat to be vented.

 
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I thought that only happened with Nokya bulbs? I heard stock bulbs were fine.

 
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nope. mine burned with stock bulbs. well i do have a replica kit.

 
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what type should you get for fogs and how much? size?