FS:B8 A4/A5 Reflector Delete Vinyl - $25
 

For sale is a set of reflector delete vinyl for B8 A5/S5/A4/S4 which are used to put outside the headlight to hide the ugly ambers. These reflector delete are made of 3M vinyl which are known to be the best quality vinyl on the market. They are extremely easy to work with. It is a very cost-effective mod for those who don’t want to get ecodes or take the risk of opening their headlight. It is not a complete delete but it is good enough to make the orange reflectors way less noticeable. Definitely a great mod to put on before going into a photoshoot.

The vinyl is precut using vinyl laser cutter in order to provide 100% precision. Besides they are available in two color smoke and glossy black. Please indicate the color of vinyl and car model while making the purchase. Please check my pics to see the results.

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If you want to see more pictures, please check the link below

Did a little project today - Reflector Delete - A5_OC

Here is a simple instruction showing how to apply these vinyl

The vinyl I ordered from a vinyl supplier who laser cut the shape out for me.
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Here is a picture of all the tools I used to put my vinyl on.
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They are micro-fiber towel, Goo-Gone, soap water and a squeegee i bought from Home Depot.

1. Clean the headlight surface with Goo-Gone
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2. Apply some soap water on both the headlight and the vinyl (the sticky side)
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3. Put the vinyl on the headlight, align it with the headlight

4. Once u get the vinyl aligned, squeeze out the extra soap water between the vinyl and headlight surface. Ensure there's no bubbles.
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5. Once everything is algned and no bubble is appeared. Use a heat gun or hair dryer to dry the surface up especially the edges. Once the edges are dried up and still warm, use a squeegee or any thin tool to wrap the bottom part of the vinyl around the headlight.

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