DIY: smoked tail lights (video inside)
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DIY: smoked tail lights (video inside)
Just thought i would share a video of how to smoke your tail lights
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...19317232009986
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...19317232009986
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That's pretty much how i do all my tails as well. Takes a bit more work than doing headlights believe it or not. Too bad his camera was made in the 90's. The pixels were driving me INSANE!11!11111
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Originally Posted by Subrwho
That's pretty much how i do all my tails as well. Takes a bit more work than doing headlights believe it or not. Too bad his camera was made in the 90's. The pixels were driving me INSANE!11!11111
Ummm I have a good camera. The pixelation is to blame on Google Video..
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Originally Posted by toykilla
Ummm I have a good camera. The pixelation is to blame on Google Video..
Oh, my bad. I've never posted on google before. So you took that video huh? Should have thrown in a clip of it on the car. Nice job all around though. Should help alot of people. I was thinking of doing something like this for headlights so i wouldn't have to keep typing it out in PM's.
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Originally Posted by Subrwho
Oh, my bad. I've never posted on google before. So you took that video huh? Should have thrown in a clip of it on the car. Nice job all around though. Should help alot of people. I was thinking of doing something like this for headlights so i wouldn't have to keep typing it out in PM's.
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MAD nie thank you! I will definately use thihs to help me. I bought bats overlays but they didnt fit right (i sucked at making them fit) and i didnt like the finish on them. I will definately do this mod over spring break.
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I think u'd need one to do the polishing part. As far as i know. They do sell hand polishes and rubbing combounds but thye're no where as easy or even. You can buy a cheap orbital polisher for around 40 bucks, making this mod cost about 80-100 bucks w/ supplies.