finally cleared my headlights
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finally cleared my headlights
I finally cleared my headlights today. The car looks so much better now. It was easier than i thought; but it was a little time consuming. It took about 4 1/2 hours all together. But, it was totally worth it. I 'll post pics soon.
yeah after i cleared mine.. my car totally looked more aggressive..
well i think part of the agressive allusion is due to my car being
black but yah.. hope ur as happy as i was
well i think part of the agressive allusion is due to my car being
black but yah.. hope ur as happy as i was
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Oh yeah! It looks sweet now! I grew to hate the orange in the headlights, and now that it's gone my car looks so much slicker. It gives it a cleaner look.
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im gonna get it done professionally though because i dont want to deal with the condensation with sealin problems. my friend cleared his headlights n didn seal it well n then it started to crack because of the condensation. Hot and cold weather not good...
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im trying to draw up some ideas for doing my lights
i dont wanna clear them but paint everything else black, but the park light reflector.. so im trying to figure out how to do it nicely
i dont wanna clear them but paint everything else black, but the park light reflector.. so im trying to figure out how to do it nicely
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I'm pretty sure that i sealed up the lights good. I'm just a little worried that condensation may get into the lights somehow. But clearing my headlights was totally worth it.
Now i've gotta buy a colored bulb for my turning signal. Has anyone been pulled over for having cleared headlights and no amber turning signals? .... cause that's what i'm a little worried about
Now i've gotta buy a colored bulb for my turning signal. Has anyone been pulled over for having cleared headlights and no amber turning signals? .... cause that's what i'm a little worried about
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Originally posted by mrad55
I'm pretty sure that i sealed up the lights good. I'm just a little worried that condensation may get into the lights somehow. But clearing my headlights was totally worth it.
Now i've gotta buy a colored bulb for my turning signal. Has anyone been pulled over for having cleared headlights and no amber turning signals? .... cause that's what i'm a little worried about
I'm pretty sure that i sealed up the lights good. I'm just a little worried that condensation may get into the lights somehow. But clearing my headlights was totally worth it.
Now i've gotta buy a colored bulb for my turning signal. Has anyone been pulled over for having cleared headlights and no amber turning signals? .... cause that's what i'm a little worried about
havent been pulled over yet... and in my town cops are all over my towns train station (baskin robbins/dunkin donuts) and i pull right next to em, no probs =]
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Right on dude!! clears are the way to go! good job...
oh and i saw your car parked at the Mcdonalds in ladysmith yesterday on my way down to Vic, looking good man, keep it up
oh and i saw your car parked at the Mcdonalds in ladysmith yesterday on my way down to Vic, looking good man, keep it up
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Originally posted by 7GRev
Right on dude!! clears are the way to go! good job...
oh and i saw your car parked at the Mcdonalds in ladysmith yesterday on my way down to Vic, looking good man, keep it up
Right on dude!! clears are the way to go! good job...
oh and i saw your car parked at the Mcdonalds in ladysmith yesterday on my way down to Vic, looking good man, keep it up
Thanks, man! The other day, I took it to the Honda dealership (in Duncan) for my oil change and everybody was talkin about it. They did an awesome job washing and vacuming it too. When my car wasnt pimped, they always did a shitty a$$ job. Must be one of the "perks" of having a cool car.
Yeah, my next project is to dress up the engine (electric blue), and lower my car in the near future. Should be pretty sweet.
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