Blacking out lights
05-25-2008, 03:17 PM
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Blacking out lights
I'm thinking about blacking out my head lights and tail lights sometime soon...what are the different approaches that i can take?...i'm thinking about buying some window tint and just using that...any one with experience know how easy or hard it was?
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Daniel
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Daniel
05-27-2008, 10:00 PM
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the 2 best options I've seen are to use
Option 1)
A tint spray like the tamiya spray although you have to be very careful of overspray.
Pros-Cheap and Easy Looks good and doesn't block too much light
Cons-Permanent, If not done right will drip and need to be sanded and redone.
I personally have this on my head and tail lights on my 320i and it worked great
Option 2)
Using a film that many manufacturers supply IMHO it looks crappy and the color is off
Pros-Removable, no worries about mess or bad job
Cons-Less good looking of the two options and can look cheap, some block a lot of light
These are just from my experiences and I hope it helps.
Option 1)
A tint spray like the tamiya spray although you have to be very careful of overspray.
Pros-Cheap and Easy Looks good and doesn't block too much light
Cons-Permanent, If not done right will drip and need to be sanded and redone.
I personally have this on my head and tail lights on my 320i and it worked great
Option 2)
Using a film that many manufacturers supply IMHO it looks crappy and the color is off
Pros-Removable, no worries about mess or bad job
Cons-Less good looking of the two options and can look cheap, some block a lot of light
These are just from my experiences and I hope it helps.
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