ccasion14:
Thanks guys, Nick the name of the product is 3M High-strength red lens repair film. It was very easy to work with. Just use scissors to cut out your piece, it has a self adhesive back, which you just simple peel back once you have cut to size. Do NOT buy the 3M lens repair tape. It was a joke wouldn't stick to anything and the color wasn't right, the film was dead on in color with a very strong adheasive. It did my repair in some areas from the inside and outside too to increase the strength.
That is exactly what I was after. If you look from the original picture the damage didn't really scream out at you. I handed the lens to my wife last night and she turned it around in her hands and it took her a moment to find the repair. Her exact words where "how in the world did you do that in an hour". I think it will be very hard to pick out on the car and the fact it is on the bottom part of the lens too.
Long gone that was a picture I took the day I brought her home last September. That bumper has been re-chromed and will never see a AAA or any sticker for that matter.
Thanks for the kind words, Ask Dave about Carlisle........ I won't be coming, too much going on this summer and not enough miles driven to get the bugs out of the 300. I have had my buddy offer to look over the transmission and rebuild it if necessary, but at the very least replace the seals. It is leaking pretty bad and don't have the time to tackle it too.
