I was wondering if anyone had some veil left in their tub and was willing to part with it. I want to try it on my projector HIDs and I am afraid to buy a whole tub, apply just a little and then not like it because it dims my lights too much.
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Does anyone have some Veil left so I can try it on my HIDs?
I was wondering if anyone had some veil left in their tub and was willing to part with it. I want to try it on my projector HIDs and I am afraid to buy a whole tub, apply just a little and then not like it because it dims my lights too much.
hehe... veil is too expensive and there is no other product like it.
Well I'm sure he put a lot of time into developing it and I have no idea how much the materials cost. I have no problem buying a new tub as long as I like the results. And since there is nothing similar the only way to know is to get some and try it on my car so I can see for myself. I do a lot of night driving so visibility is important to me. I also drive quick so protection is equally as important.
what kind of car?
BMW 5 series with the 2001-2003 headlights.
I've got a brand new can you can try, only $89.95!if you drive a 5 series you can afford a hundred bucks! :wink:
Maybe I should have said I drive a Ford Festiva? :idea:Originally Posted by holein1
I've got a brand new can you can try, only $89.95!
Yes mabey then!Maybe I should have said I drive a Ford Festiva? :idea:I've got a brand new can you can try, only $89.95!
My old car had hid's and the veil takes the sharpness away from them but really doesn't affet light output!
I had HID's on my EVO and the VEIL did not take away much light at all.
On my Transam - it didn't hurt the output at all.
veil will only reduce your lightoutput that's shined onto the road if you have HID projectors.
furthermore, it greatly affects 8,000K HID's more. the stock 5,000K Hid's are hardly affected
if you have HID but NOT projectors, then it will hardly affect it.
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