Baked Headlights and Painted Black 56K BEWARE!!!
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Baked Headlights and Painted Black 56K BEWARE!!!
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A lot of work but a lot better than paying for new headlights
I used gloss black if anyone is wondering
Next up is saving up for some Tein S techs
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i agree, get rid of that stupid black box if you got an intake.
oh yeah, and as pdiggity said, this doesnt belong in the EG forum, but in the Appearance/Cosmetic forum. unless you add some tech info, get it moved.
oh another note though, i do like the looks of the headlights. i think i might be doing this soon to my sedan actually. dont you think though with them being painted that the heat from the bulbs would in a way, melt the paint off? this is the only thing thats kept me from doing it earlier is the paint inside the blinker lense.
has anyone people that have done this for awhile have problems similar to this???
i agree, get rid of that stupid black box if you got an intake.
oh yeah, and as pdiggity said, this doesnt belong in the EG forum, but in the Appearance/Cosmetic forum. unless you add some tech info, get it moved.
oh another note though, i do like the looks of the headlights. i think i might be doing this soon to my sedan actually. dont you think though with them being painted that the heat from the bulbs would in a way, melt the paint off? this is the only thing thats kept me from doing it earlier is the paint inside the blinker lense.
has anyone people that have done this for awhile have problems similar to this???
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The doesnt belong here</TD></TR></TABLE>
exactly. it looks good but this goes to the appearance y0
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exactly. it looks good but this goes to the appearance y0
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oh another note though, i do like the looks of the headlights. i think i might be doing this soon to my sedan actually. dont you think though with them being painted that the heat from the bulbs would in a way, melt the paint off? this is the only thing thats kept me from doing it earlier is the paint inside the blinker lense.
has anyone people that have done this for awhile have problems similar to this???</TD></TR></TABLE>
If you're worried bout the paint melting, just get high temp paint. I used the duplicolor engine enamel flat black. No problems at all.
oh another note though, i do like the looks of the headlights. i think i might be doing this soon to my sedan actually. dont you think though with them being painted that the heat from the bulbs would in a way, melt the paint off? this is the only thing thats kept me from doing it earlier is the paint inside the blinker lense.
has anyone people that have done this for awhile have problems similar to this???</TD></TR></TABLE>
If you're worried bout the paint melting, just get high temp paint. I used the duplicolor engine enamel flat black. No problems at all.
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