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Lamin-X MK7 GTI and Golf R Rear Bumper Reflector Film Set

Thanks to a partnership between Lamin-X and ECS, we are able to happily present to you the Rear Bumper Reflector Film set for your MK7 Golf GTI or Golf R.

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From the factory, the reflectors equipped on the MK7 are not only incredibly distracting, but they are immensely bright in pictures, which can ruin your photography.

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With the visual obstruction of the red reflectors gone, you can either complete the ‘smoked out’ look of your rear end when combined with smoked tail lights, or generate an attractive contrast between the darkened reflector and your body color.

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The smoked reflector film set looks fantastic on either light or dark colored vehicles, and fit precisely to ensure no reflector is left visible.

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These sets are also easy to install, changing the look of your VW MK7 GTI or Golf R dramatically with as little effort as cleaning the reflectors and applying the film!

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