[Function]: This car lens repair kit is designed to easily repair cracked or broken tail lights, turn signals, and clear lenses without removing the housing. [Features]: The repair panel is designed with a pre-formed grid pattern, which closely matches your original lens. [Fits many tail lights]: With the headlight repair kit, you can seal windows or surfaces of acrylic and plexiglass of the same material. [Choice of 3 colors]: The multipack repair kit comes with 3 colors: red, amber, and transparent. [Choice of 3 colors]: The multipack repair kit comes with 3 colors: red, amber, and transparent. Car lens repair kit, car lens repair kit, lens repair tape, car repair film, headlight repair tape, tail light repair kit. Features: This repair tape kit is designed to easily repair tail lights, turn signals, and clear lenses that crack without removing the housing. - The repair panel is designed with a pre-formed grid pattern, which closely matches your original lens. - The multipack repair kit comes with 3 colors: red, amber, and transparent. - Its special adhesion forms a weather-resistant seal, allowing it to adhere to flat or curved surfaces. - Practical and economical. Specifications: Condition: 100% brand new Material: plastic Quantity: 1 pack (3 pieces) Color: red, amber, clear Size: 192 * 95 mm Package weight: approx. 70 g Applicability: for tail lights, turn signals, and repair of cracks in clear lenses. Package list: 1 x pack of car repair film for lens (1 x red + 1 x amber + 1 x clear) Instructions for quick lens repair (for reference only): 1. Remove all cracks and broken pieces around the damaged area. 2. Clean the lens thoroughly around the area with a dry cloth or paper towel. 3. Hold the panel over the damaged area to determine the size of the lens repair panel. Position the glass so that it overlaps 1/2 inch on all sides of the damage. If the selected size needs to be smaller, cut along the inner grid lines. 4. Remove the backing from the panel and center it over the area to be repaired. Press the panel against the lens and run your fingers over the edges to ensure good adhesion.