ef amber bumper lights?
yeah, do that...http://shop.ebay.com/items/__amber-l....c0.m14&_pgn=1 i have yet to see them for our cars.
yeah, do that...http://shop.ebay.com/items/__amber-l....c0.m14&_pgn=1 i have yet to see them for our cars.
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i do? and how the hell do you know what and where i buy ****? and excuse me but who the **** are you to bash where i might buy things? i have bought things on there, if thats any of your business. but i buy more **** local than anything. so unless you know exactly what the **** your talking about, shut the **** up. mind your own business, and we'll get along just fine. thank you.
P.S. Your car looks like ****. Get an new paint job.
I saw you bulited and you got your motor mounts form ebay. What is really stuiped to do if you ask me. and don't say we can get along because you started all this ****. So this do me an faver and don't talk to me or replying to anything I wrote to someone else you FAT ****.
P.S. Your car looks like ****. Get an new paint job.
P.S. Your car looks like ****. Get an new paint job.
I saw you bulited and you got your motor mounts form ebay. What is really stuiped to do if you ask me. and don't say we can get along because you started all this ****. So this do me an faver and don't talk to me or replying to anything I wrote to someone else you FAT ****.
P.S. Your car looks like ****. Get an new paint job.
P.S. Your car looks like ****. Get an new paint job.
Last edited by jhammond_82; Apr 3, 2009 at 06:49 PM. Reason: i'm too mature for this ranting
how the hell you gonna flip out on jerry when he said nothing to you and agreed with the fact that YOU said to go on ebay? and there is absolutely nothing wrong with ebay. i've gotten several brand name parts on there for a hell of a lot cheaper than buying the straight from the company. i've also gotten non-brand name parts that worked just fine as well. as long as you know what you're buying it will be just fine. either way, YOU were the one to bring up ebay in the first place
damn everybody calm down your not helping me. i have searched believe me, cant find anything but clear ones, if i paint, do i paint the inside or out, also will the paint last i dont want it to look shity
i found a bunch of "jdm" paint on EBAY, but different colors, and shades i'm guessing. but here's the link. sorry for thread jacking by the way. http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trk...All-Categories
i found a bunch of "jdm" paint on EBAY, but different colors, and shades i'm guessing. but here's the link. sorry for thread jacking by the way. http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trk...All-Categories
how to make your own paint mixture using transfer caps: amber lenses
step 1:
Have 2 cans ready along with transfer caps(2) off of a wd-40 spray can with "male" tips and straws
1 clear reciever(rustoleum is the only can i use for clear paints)
1 orange donor(rustoleum, osh, krylon, montana, molotov, etc)
step 2:
prepare your cans for transfer!
Scientifically air and all molecules diffuse when acted upon with temperature(there is a special name for this and I can't figure the name out...)
so in theory when a can is heated up, the temperature in the can will produce high pressure.
and a can with low temperature(cold) will reduce the pressure causing lower pressure.
remember to do this correctly!
The donor can(orange) must be heated to produce high pressure.
I would let this can sit in hot tap water for about 5 mins.
The reciever can(clear) must be cooled down to reduce pressure
I would let this can sit in the freezer for about 5 mins as well.
one can must be really hot and one must be really cold for this to work..
Step 3:
Very quickly install the transfer caps(wd-40 male caps with straws) one on each can.
Connect the straw on each head.
Step 4:
now hold down both caps as if you were "spraying". I would do this is small increments to introduce a light amount of color into the clear. its easy to add alot of light coats, than a few dark coats, very easy to drip.
You may test this out on a clean peice of white paper.
step 1:
Have 2 cans ready along with transfer caps(2) off of a wd-40 spray can with "male" tips and straws
1 clear reciever(rustoleum is the only can i use for clear paints)
1 orange donor(rustoleum, osh, krylon, montana, molotov, etc)
step 2:
prepare your cans for transfer!
Scientifically air and all molecules diffuse when acted upon with temperature(there is a special name for this and I can't figure the name out...)
so in theory when a can is heated up, the temperature in the can will produce high pressure.
and a can with low temperature(cold) will reduce the pressure causing lower pressure.
remember to do this correctly!
The donor can(orange) must be heated to produce high pressure.
I would let this can sit in hot tap water for about 5 mins.
The reciever can(clear) must be cooled down to reduce pressure
I would let this can sit in the freezer for about 5 mins as well.
one can must be really hot and one must be really cold for this to work..
Step 3:
Very quickly install the transfer caps(wd-40 male caps with straws) one on each can.
Connect the straw on each head.
Step 4:
now hold down both caps as if you were "spraying". I would do this is small increments to introduce a light amount of color into the clear. its easy to add alot of light coats, than a few dark coats, very easy to drip.
You may test this out on a clean peice of white paper.



