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I searched for 10 minutes. Found lots of instructions, some didn't have pictures, some didn't say just what to paint, some just sucked. Where can I find some good instructions? 2005 Civic coupe. I'm mostly worried about how the paint is going to affect the reflective properties of the headlight. They're engineered a certain way for maximum light output.
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Originally Posted by Slow Gold
[IMG]like this
Here's a thread http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=167604
Take a look at some of the people who posted in that thread. Most have 04 and 05 civics.
Like Akutenshi for example
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Rep Power: 0 Alright, so I understand how I could do this - but I don't know if BLACK is going to look good on my red civic. How do you think it would look if I "redded" my headlights out instead of "blacking" them out? I think I'd like to paint them red to match my stock color, keep it flush and clean looking. I can get the exact color of my stock red so it will match. How do you guys think it would look?
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Rep Power: 451 here you go, http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=203502, and this will make it harder to see at night by the way
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Originally Posted by synod
Alright, so I understand how I could do this - but I don't know if BLACK is going to look good on my red civic. How do you think it would look if I "redded" my headlights out instead of "blacking" them out? I think I'd like to paint them red to match my stock color, keep it flush and clean looking. I can get the exact color of my stock red so it will match. How do you guys think it would look?
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Originally Posted by synod
Alright, so I understand how I could do this - but I don't know if BLACK is going to look good on my red civic. How do you think it would look if I "redded" my headlights out instead of "blacking" them out? I think I'd like to paint them red to match my stock color, keep it flush and clean looking. I can get the exact color of my stock red so it will match. How do you guys think it would look?
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Originally Posted by rhcp0801
here you go, http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=203502, and this will make it harder to see at night by the way
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Rep Power: 237 Yeah Vipers look awesome I've seen them in person he did a great job on his.He's actually doing mine right now.Can't wait..My luck though there will be some *** in them. Knowing Viper
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Originally Posted by DeX
Just take a look at a red Ferarri 360 Modena, they're like this factory. I hate it, it doesn't look good at all. But you might like it, that's cool. Black would look great on red.
Good call, that red on red is ugly as febuggady. Then again if you have $400,000 to spend on a car you can probably pay enough people to tell you it looks good that you believe it.
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