black tail lights
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um well the over lay isnt even made for cars. its like a black tint made for privacy on your house windows. bought it at lowes haha. ill get some pics with the lights on tomorrow. and as far as the blackness goes, id prefer it to be lighter but hey i thought id test it out for the price.
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Looks nice.
I did mine with VHT night shades, around 5 coats and some 1000 grit sand paper. I tried an overlay but it tore while I was applying it.
Take care,
Brian
I did mine with VHT night shades, around 5 coats and some 1000 grit sand paper. I tried an overlay but it tore while I was applying it.
Take care,
Brian
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Check the brake light output during the day though..
My friends are saying I should do my headlights but that is where I feel the gray area begins on safety.
I am doing my side lights hopefully this weekend if I get time.
Take care,
Brian
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here's mine
By nuke0907, shot with NIKON D40X at 2008-11-06
By nuke0907, shot with NIKON D40X at 2008-11-06
By nuke0907, shot with NIKON D40X at 2008-11-06
By nuke0907, shot with NIKON D40X at 2008-11-06
By nuke0907, shot with NIKON D40X at 2008-11-06
By nuke0907, shot with NIKON D40X at 2008-11-06
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Nuke, what did you use on your bumper lense? Is the lense the stock amber one or a clear one?
Looks like you used a triple stage of polishing to get them to look so wet and glossy.
Looks like you used a triple stage of polishing to get them to look so wet and glossy.