black headlights, cheap JDM
December-31st-2002, 05:39 PM
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yeah let it dry, it will look dry but the inside has lots of creases you need to let dry, like 15 min between each coat then wait like 30 after the final. if you dont let it dry and you put it in the over, sometimes it will fog up and then your SOL. if anyone does this, let me know i would love to see. and good luck!
and HAPPY NEW YEARS, its off to get **** faced drunk now.
WOOOO HOOOOOO
PEACE- Trav
and HAPPY NEW YEARS, its off to get **** faced drunk now.
WOOOO HOOOOOO
PEACE- Trav
January-2nd-2003, 12:15 AM
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Originally posted by RODSCALIP5
I say you could start a buisness. Ill send you my lights and you send me yours and then you can do the process on those and keep them
I say you could start a buisness. Ill send you my lights and you send me yours and then you can do the process on those and keep them
January-2nd-2003, 08:06 AM
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Originally posted by protege king
$20 for 3 hours of labor, don't sell yourself short.
$20 for 3 hours of labor, don't sell yourself short.
i drove it to the dealer the other day to have them look at my headliner. when i pulled in everyone came out to look at my car it was a good feeling that salesman actaully came outside to see it. they asked about the headlights, i told them what i did they loved it. then i heard a guy say to his buddy real quiet " i told you it wasnt a canadian model" lol
next thing im doin is painting the tail lights black to match, the 2 small silver circles, then getting led lights so it dont use the reflector so when the lights are not on it will be black it will be awesome.
January-2nd-2003, 09:44 AM
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Originally posted by Nigaud5sx
But, doesn't that 3 hours of labor include removing the headlights from the car, or am I mistaken?
But, doesn't that 3 hours of labor include removing the headlights from the car, or am I mistaken?
just do it for #@%$5 sake!
January-2nd-2003, 11:37 AM
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honestly.... it looks good... i had a lot of poeple with p5's ask to swap headlights with me... but you cant do it....... and if i were you... not to be selfish but you should let other people do it themselves..... let you be different.... let you stand out you know.... but thats cool how you left the how to on here....
