DIY amber corners?
1. remove your corner lamps.
2. turn your oven on to 250degrees (altitude based).
3. unwrap pizza.
4. place pizza in oven.
5. let cook for 15mins
6. remove pizza and let cool
7. cut pizza in several slices
8. eat pizza.
9. reinstall corner lamps
10. drive car around and be happy that you're no longer hungry and your corner lamps look fine.
or do a better search.
2. turn your oven on to 250degrees (altitude based).
3. unwrap pizza.
4. place pizza in oven.
5. let cook for 15mins
6. remove pizza and let cool
7. cut pizza in several slices
8. eat pizza.
9. reinstall corner lamps
10. drive car around and be happy that you're no longer hungry and your corner lamps look fine.
or do a better search.
wow what a jerk..
but he is right on the search part
corner lamps are easy ... i bought some krylon stain glass paint and some masking tape.. took off my corners cleaned them and taped them and sprayed them.. i did like 4-5 layers from like 10-12 inches away. i did 2 layers at a time and let it dry for more then a couple of hours before i sprayed on the other layers... post pics later when i find the cord for my camera
but he is right on the search part
corner lamps are easy ... i bought some krylon stain glass paint and some masking tape.. took off my corners cleaned them and taped them and sprayed them.. i did like 4-5 layers from like 10-12 inches away. i did 2 layers at a time and let it dry for more then a couple of hours before i sprayed on the other layers... post pics later when i find the cord for my camera
haha perfect
Someone did a write up on this very recently. Always search before posting. Quick help... he used stained glass window paint. Search for it, then go get your pizza... it's burning.
Someone did a write up on this very recently. Always search before posting. Quick help... he used stained glass window paint. Search for it, then go get your pizza... it's burning.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by XtraFastCRX »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">wow what a jerk.. </TD></TR></TABLE>
hahahha, you guys take this entirely too seriously.
and there are literally hundreds of threads that speak to or go into great detail about HOW to do this.
hahahha, you guys take this entirely too seriously.
and there are literally hundreds of threads that speak to or go into great detail about HOW to do this.
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With the pics I see what your talking about. If your not a crafts man you can get these style corners (above article pics) fo about $30 or less on line.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SiRhatchalot »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how do you take apart the light itself though? or you just painted the outside? (seems like it scratch off..)</TD></TR></TABLE>
theres no need to take the light apart, just remove it from the car and paint...the paint will hold up and last a long time (won't scratch off unless you scrape the hell out of it)
theres no need to take the light apart, just remove it from the car and paint...the paint will hold up and last a long time (won't scratch off unless you scrape the hell out of it)
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