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hey everyone,

i seen the blackout headlights for the rsx (DYI) and was wondering if they had the same for the 7th gen civics?

http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread...threadid=79247

has anyone done this process before or know who has? cause i was thinking about buying some pair of OEM headlamps off eBay and do this procedure. any comments/questions/ideas?

-thanks,
Tommy

 
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yeah we did it at tech day, its hella easy. Andrew and Walter (dizwikedcivic and xxdelerious247xx) are the pro's at it. It's basically like clearing headlights.

 
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wtf?

but yeah it's the samething just your laying out the chrome and painting

 
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Yeah, be sure when you paint it. Wait for it until paint completely dry b4 you put it back in. Otherwise... Hahah.

 
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just post whoring. the pw king is back

 
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heres mine.. i left the amber piece in.

 
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did my also

 
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so u guys juss painted over the chrome? with what paint?
wouldn't it effect ur headlamps eventually if its heated and the paint smears? if its sum good free ****, i wanna get my lamps done =D. what kinda paint u guys used?

 
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when u blakk out ur headlight guru?

 
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no the paint is not affected by the heat from the headlight. the "chrome" plastic part is seperate from the actual headlamp assembly. make sure you tape up the reflectors, so the light will still be visible.

i used duplicolor glossy black. it doesnt have to be a high heat paint. just make sure when you do it, you give it plenty of time to dry, or else the fumes from the paint will mess up the outer housing (cover).

 
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hey andrew, did you paint under the amber piece?

 
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no

 
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awww how come this isnt in the DIY section? only clearing out but no blackout

 
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try to keep the pwing to a min.
or im going to have a regulate if not another mod

 
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can i be mod. i promise to not abuse my power like flyricer.

 
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doesnt need to be.. its the same procedure, only difference is you're painting after you take off the amber piece

 
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here is mine if anyone cares. We did it on tech day here in southern kali