There is no need for a diagram or any of that crap you guys used.. cut it a little over sized in ANY shape, begin to apply it to the light, and then get it all straight and nice, and pretty much stuck down then cut pieces off and squegee(sp, lol) some more, and then cut to make it "flat" on the light where there is no wrap arounds on the corners if that makes sense.. and then squegee some more.
It's suuuuuuch a waste of time IMO to make a diagram and crap and try to be all perfect about it.. just put it on yer light and use a razor blade (box cutter) and cut nicely around the outside, but not hard enough to get to the plastic.. it was simple and I did the whole thing in about an 45 minutes this way.
I found it easier anyways since you could almost "stretch" the vinyl around the light for a tight nice fit.. it worked perfecly and gave me some room to work with, rather than trying to fit a perfectly shaped peice on and making sure there was no air and keeping it all straight.
I figure you can get it on there and all laid out, then cut.. Just my $0.02
It's suuuuuuch a waste of time IMO to make a diagram and crap and try to be all perfect about it.. just put it on yer light and use a razor blade (box cutter) and cut nicely around the outside, but not hard enough to get to the plastic.. it was simple and I did the whole thing in about an 45 minutes this way.
I found it easier anyways since you could almost "stretch" the vinyl around the light for a tight nice fit.. it worked perfecly and gave me some room to work with, rather than trying to fit a perfectly shaped peice on and making sure there was no air and keeping it all straight.
I figure you can get it on there and all laid out, then cut.. Just my $0.02