For those that like the look of yellow or amber fogs, we have these very simple overlays that will do just that.
Check out all the photos including the comparison ones. Sold as a pair (extra set included). For the most amber like color output, choose deep amber. The tradeoff with deep amber is a lower light output.
NOTE: Fitment is the same between the 2024+ Tacoma and 4Runner. This has been verified by us. Not compatible without modification for RIGID lamps (Pro / Trailhunter).
NEW: Version 2 clips in.
Clean the application area to prepare it for installation. Just use a wax free detailing spray. Recommended temperature is 70 degrees or more.
Acrylic
Clean original lens. Test fit. Remove adhesive backing from small side strips. Align and press down firmly. Remove protective layer.
Acrylic V2
Clean original lens. Slip the bottom tabs in and then press top in, making sure all 4 tabs are behind the plastic bumper cover. You can remove this version by placing upward pressure on the bumper cover and picking the piece back out in the reverse manner it was installed.
Vinyl
NOTES: We recommend that the installation area be free of wax and not in direct sunlight.
Wet installs require one drop of dish or hand soap in a cup of water, however we prefer and highly recommend using StickerFab Application Fluid. Apply to the vinyl and the surface of your trim so that the vinyl doesn't stick to anything it touches immediately.
Then you can slide it around until you find the correct position. You can also remove it while both surfaces are wet. Once happy with the alignment, push out the extra water with your fingers and squeegee. Be gentle when using your fingers and a squeegee especially if the vinyl gets warm. Gradually apply more pressure as you get it aligned.
Do not allow water bubbles to form. Work slowly until they are all gone. Allow to dry in the sun and then come back one final time to make sure all the edges are down. You can use light heat from a heatgun or hairdryer on the edges as well. Make sure the heat isn't high enough to burn yourself. If it's too much for you to handle, it will likely be too much for the vinyl.
Try doing the install in the shade so it doesn't heat up the vinyl rapidly. Exposure to sun at the end though is encouraged.
You can gently lift the trim around the lamps to push the vinyl behind it if needed.
