Concept 7 headlight covers

[Rob82]

Hi guys, after a bit of advice, my car is due to be repainted soon, I repaired my original headlight covers years ago as the mounting points cracked, my repair is still ok but im thinking of getting replacements, seems stupid to repaint the originals as they could break again. Has anyone had any experience with the concept 7 covers? Are they hood quality? Do they fit good etc?
Cheers
Rob

 

[MILLION]

i just bought one just the other day. Seems alright enough. Might need a little sanding and adjusting.

FYI you can get original ones still for a similar price with perfect fit

 

[Ceylon]

I just bought a pair of new oem ones when I sprayed my car. It's just the age of the plastic that's an issue, so new ones will be fine for 15+ years.

Heard good things about concept 7 ones but haven't any first hand experience myself. I just went oem as I knew it'd work perfectly.

 

[Rob82]

Cheers, I think I'll order some OEM ones.

 

[initialDean]

I could do with some too at some point... Sanded mine and flat spotted them

 

[Tjp8]

Ive got a concept 7 one , fitment isnt great to be fair.

If i was to get another id go oem

 

[Rob82]

Just ordered them from mazda, £82+ vat, should be here sat

 

[fischer]

I also went with oem the fitment is spot on, just as it should be

 

[rotors7]

I had my car resprayed last December, still in bloody storage, however I bought a set of new concept 7 light covers as spares and had them sprayed at the same time.
Having heard all the tales of folk losing them at speed I thought it a wise move.

 

[Ceylon]

I had my car resprayed last December, still in bloody storage, however I bought a set of new concept 7 light covers as spares and had them sprayed at the same time.
Having heard all the tales of folk losing them at speed I thought it a wise move.

It needs to be on the road and drive to lose headlight coves Jeff .

 

[rotors7]

It needs to be on the road and drive to lose headlight coves Jeff .

Oooh that hurts !!!! ha ha ha