Headlamp Beam Eurolites Head Light Deflectors Convertors Adaptor Driving European Travel Anti Scorch Silver Reflective

Easy to fit and much more importantly, they were easy to remove, which can’t always be said with cheap beam deflectors.

Great value needed for traveling abroad easy to use comes with instructions

Fairly easy to install although drawing showing the location where to stick the deflectors is not very clear. Not sure it is necessary for the glue tobe so strong... It's difficult to peel off and leaves glue on the headlights.

Excellent quality

I have bought these for a fair number of years and find them excellent value, about half the price at certain motor factors.The last set I bought, this year, appear to have a slightly different pattern on them. But they stick on in the same way. I have a 2012 Mondeo which has separate lamps for main beam and dipped lights behind a "glass" (plastic!) fairing. I have seen folks stick the adaptors over the wrong light. It`s easily done so it`s an idea to turn your dipped headlights on for a moment just to remind yourself which ones you need to stick them over!I notice that some reviewers have had problems either fitting or removing these adaptors. Perhaps the following blurb of the way I manage it may be helpful to others, so here goes.I don`t bother to turn my headlamps on for 20 minutes to warm the glass either before fitting or removing the adaptors. I just make sure it`s really clean, dry and grease free.Also, I find it easier to sit on my bottom in front of the appropriate headlamp so as to position the adaptor more easily and accurately. I only need the circular bit, so I cut it out but don`t remove the backing yet, sit in front of the headlamp, hold the adaptor in the correct place and make small marks with a felt marker pen in the six o`clock and 12 o`clock positions on the adaptor, overlapping onto the lamp glass. Then I peel the backing off the adaptor, line up the marks and press gently into place.When you wish to remove them, pick at the edge of the adaptors with your fingernail until you can lift the edge and peel it off. If you prefer to use an implement make sure it`s plastic, not metal, or you`re likely to damage the clear plastic fairing which covers many headlamps these days. (Including mine!)A very thin adhesive film will almost certainly remain behind which you can often remove using the same procedure, but it too leaves a sticky residue after it`s removed. If that doesn`t work I`ve used undiluted screen wash, WD40 or Plus Gas among others, to remove the film and/or residue. It can take a few minutes using a soft cloth wetted with whatever fluid you`ve chosen. Do not be tempted to use cellulose thinners or any similarly volatile fluid... or a pan scrubber, even a nylon or "Scotch" pad type.........you`ll stand a good chance of damaging those plastic headlamp fairings or your paintwork.

It did the job and was not dog food

Works well ease instructions did the job

Good