questions about smoking tail lights
12-19-2007, 01:12 PM
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questions about smoking tail lights
1. For those that do it yourself, what film did you use and about how much was it?
2. Did you smoke the rear turn signals/back up indicators?
I'm trying to take it just dark enough to give the lights a crimson color, but i still want the LEDs to shine pretty bright.
2. Did you smoke the rear turn signals/back up indicators?
I'm trying to take it just dark enough to give the lights a crimson color, but i still want the LEDs to shine pretty bright.
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12-20-2007, 05:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Z-Dub
1. For those that do it yourself, what film did you use and about how much was it?
2. Did you smoke the rear turn signals/back up indicators?
I'm trying to take it just dark enough to give the lights a crimson color, but i still want the LEDs to shine pretty bright.
2. Did you smoke the rear turn signals/back up indicators?
I'm trying to take it just dark enough to give the lights a crimson color, but i still want the LEDs to shine pretty bright.
12-20-2007, 08:54 AM
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I haven't installed them yet. The instructions call for at least 70 degrees for the install. I can get that now in a garage but I need to know how long they need to "bake".
I haven't installed them yet. The instructions call for at least 70 degrees for the install. I can get that now in a garage but I need to know how long they need to "bake".
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12-20-2007, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by grumpysmurf
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I haven't installed them yet. The instructions call for at least 70 degrees for the install. I can get that now in a garage but I need to know how long they need to "bake".
I haven't installed them yet. The instructions call for at least 70 degrees for the install. I can get that now in a garage but I need to know how long they need to "bake".
Install was a breeze, just don't use the squeegee they provide. It is plastic and not flexible at all. Buy yourself a nice rubber flexible one and get to work.
It is tedious to get all the bubbles out, and most likely, you wont get all of them.
But luckily they will dry as time goes by.
12-24-2007, 12:59 AM
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I had bought the 6/10 shade from Blue Bat for my Led Tail Lights and it worked out fine the Led's show up no problem.This photo is from my phone but it shows what I am talking about.
How about some better pics in the daylight
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12-24-2007, 11:36 AM
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anyone got night shots of 03-05 break lights with tint?
I think they look sick, but I'm afraid it will make the already dark brake lights nearly impossible to see.
Would hate to get rear ended just because the break lights look cooler tinted
I think they look sick, but I'm afraid it will make the already dark brake lights nearly impossible to see.
Would hate to get rear ended just because the break lights look cooler tinted
