taillight covers for a sedan

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Apr 16, 2006

hurley2301

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taillight covers for a sedan

anyone knwo where i can get the smoked tailight covers for me 01 civic sedan? i searched everywhere and cant find them.

Apr 16, 2006

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i dont think they make covers for them... i think you have to spray it yourself or put tint over it

Apr 16, 2006

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everyone here just paints them. search to find out how they did it. Covers are cheap and usually stick out and look stupid.

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get a product called night shades

Apr 16, 2006

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ah i found them at stickercity.com tint that you can peel off if needed to pass inspection like i do here in NJ thanks anyway tho

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get a product called night shades

Apr 30, 2006

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Dont smoke your taillights if you live in a place where its cold, it will eventually peel away. I did it twice, not worth the hassle, it definitely looked really good while it lasted. But it just doesnt seem to be the most effective way coloring the taillights black. Do it at your own risk basically.