amber corners for 91 civic?
ive searched around and only found amber corners for the 88-89 hatch...will they not bolt on to the 91?
bad pic but im looking for these corners if anybody knows where to pick some up or if the 88-89's fit let me know thanks
bad pic but im looking for these corners if anybody knows where to pick some up or if the 88-89's fit let me know thanks
88-89 corners are different from 90-91 corners. Have you tried ebay? If not, get some clear ones and spray them with stained glass paint.
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You're right, i don't see them either, that's odd. Well, if you're planning on spraying, i have a few tips to offer:
1) lightly sand, start off with something a little more gritty than 1000, then work up to 2000 if you're patient enough. I think i just used 1000 (it's all i had), and everything work out fine.
2) as always, use really light coats of paint. 2-3 quick sweeps should work well for a single coat. Since it's plastic and slightly curved, anything more and it'll run.
3) let it sit ~4 hours between coats. The longer you allow it to set, the darker it will become. For example, i was in a rush, so i only waited about 30 mins before each coat, with a blow drier directed on the corners. I must have applied 6-7 coats, but the color wasn't TOO dark. But, on my bumper lights, i had the chance to let them sit for several hours between coats, and it was MUCH darker with only a few coats, compared to 6-7 coats on the corners.
4) clear coat it! A few layers of this should keep the corners relatively amber for a while.
You're right, i don't see them either, that's odd. Well, if you're planning on spraying, i have a few tips to offer:
1) lightly sand, start off with something a little more gritty than 1000, then work up to 2000 if you're patient enough. I think i just used 1000 (it's all i had), and everything work out fine.
2) as always, use really light coats of paint. 2-3 quick sweeps should work well for a single coat. Since it's plastic and slightly curved, anything more and it'll run.
3) let it sit ~4 hours between coats. The longer you allow it to set, the darker it will become. For example, i was in a rush, so i only waited about 30 mins before each coat, with a blow drier directed on the corners. I must have applied 6-7 coats, but the color wasn't TOO dark. But, on my bumper lights, i had the chance to let them sit for several hours between coats, and it was MUCH darker with only a few coats, compared to 6-7 coats on the corners.
4) clear coat it! A few layers of this should keep the corners relatively amber for a while.
wow, I do my corners in like 30min....sand with 800 grit, clean with rubbing alcohol or whatever...then paint em out in the sun 2-3 pretty decent coats and bam 30min later they are dry and ready to go back on the car
and mine come out nice and deep orange everytime with this technique
click here for pic...its rather large
and mine come out nice and deep orange everytime with this technique
click here for pic...its rather large
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Which paint spray exactly r u using cuz i want to paint my bumper lights amber so whats the name brand of the paint, and the name of the paint color please thanx. And umm what stores or hardware stores carry them?
Ya man, I've done that.. I've been doing it for all last year and the year before. I want to just buy some real ones now though beause people are starting to make them.
i rather paint mines to make it how ever dark or light of a amber, unless i can get my hands on some real one from i think its vison(what ever the jdm company is) or was it just stanly.......alwell
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