biting ruffryde009 styles
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biting ruffryde009 styles
jus blacked out the headlights, waiting to find the best caulking to seal these up.. neways i just took em apart and it was easier than i thought. baked for 8 or so mins on 200 C in the oven.. i painted behind the amber so it kinda tints the amber a bit.. and painted the inside of the light wit stained glass krylonpaint.. neways heres a pic.. lmk wut u think and wuts the best type of caulking to use, only if you no from experience, thanks:
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i kinda like what you've done with the headlights, its definately different. you might have problems down the road if the yellow paint cracks or fades from the sun and heat (just a guess).
to seal the headlights, use silicone.
to seal the headlights, use silicone.
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Rep Power: 254 hmmmmm...in the night time those are gonna look sooooo hot. the best one i know from experience is silicone or urethane...they do an excellent job but are a little harder to apply on than most others...
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Originally Posted by 4_door_fury
ill admit the yellow is a bit too much.. but it was necessary to do that many coats otherwise it looked choppy.. as for infinite.. sorry theirs no spell check on here and i mispelled a word on an internet forum ? u win lol ur an e thug and i guess no one on here shud **** wit u, neways like i said i think its nice, jus the yellow- bit brighter than i expected.. n thnx for the tip..
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Rep Power: 0 i didnt want the whole light to be yellow or i would have bought lamin-x as for the bulbs i wanted the look during the day as well.. neways i tried it and ill post pics.. i think it looks good. . and if not when finished oh well life goes on , you guys will know now whether or not to try and achieve the same look .
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Originally Posted by 4_door_fury
i didnt want the whole light to be yellow or i would have bought lamin-x as for the bulbs i wanted the look during the day as well.. neways i tried it and ill post pics.. i think it looks good. . and if not when finished oh well life goes on , you guys will know now whether or not to try and achieve the same look .
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Originally Posted by infinite012
you do realize that yellow bulbs reflect off of the chrome of the reflector, thus giving you a "yellow reflector." i see what you're trying to do, though.
damn it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! u beat me to it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i did the same thing a while back but the yellow faded alot... im just gonna get HID and put my OEms black on
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Rep Power: 0 just my ****en luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i got distracted when the second one was in the oven and it sorta melted down a bit. .neways i can make it work but their will be a gap on one side.. loookin for a drivers side headlight.. preferable form a sedan to finish the project!!
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