Eurolight smoked headlights *pics*
04-26-2011, 09:11 AM
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some updates.Like i said make sure to cover the headlights after painting with a box or something so that dirt/dust doesn't stick to the tint. Didn't come out bad though and looks nice with the cf/blue not too dark(vinyl style)
BEFORE(2) and AFTER(3)
BEFORE(2) and AFTER(3)
04-26-2011, 12:18 PM
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Www.eurolights.com I believe check out the website.and yeah I was thinking about getting some touchup paint black or carbon for the screws you would think the company who makes them would have stainless screws for the hood pins? Stupid lol
04-26-2011, 10:55 PM
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Www.eurolights.com I believe check out the website.and yeah I was thinking about getting some touchup paint black or carbon for the screws you would think the company who makes them would have stainless screws for the hood pins? Stupid lol
04-27-2011, 07:40 AM
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reason I got this stuff,
when someone hit my car on the left front...body shop and insurance only replaced the one headlight and so I had one yellowing light and one brand spanking new clear light. want 08 lights but cant afford now so I used this to help them get closer in hue until I can afford the 08 lights.
used my own plastic cleaner and polish and the polishing compound that comes with the kit is amazing stuff.
just this morning when walking to the car I was thinking to just replace the older light and using eurolight on the new one and sticking with 05 lights.
Nerek: really like how it turned out for you. whole car looks good.
when someone hit my car on the left front...body shop and insurance only replaced the one headlight and so I had one yellowing light and one brand spanking new clear light. want 08 lights but cant afford now so I used this to help them get closer in hue until I can afford the 08 lights.
used my own plastic cleaner and polish and the polishing compound that comes with the kit is amazing stuff.
just this morning when walking to the car I was thinking to just replace the older light and using eurolight on the new one and sticking with 05 lights.
Nerek: really like how it turned out for you. whole car looks good.
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04-27-2011, 08:00 AM
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My bad guys here's the link, tough site to find.
http://www.myeurolight.com/
and no vex they never returned my email asking about the 2nd layer I doubt it would work seeing how you need the primer/prep before you apply the color but someone could always try it?
http://www.myeurolight.com/
and no vex they never returned my email asking about the 2nd layer I doubt it would work seeing how you need the primer/prep before you apply the color but someone could always try it?
05-03-2011, 02:10 AM
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i wonder how these would look for ALREADY blacked out headlights with paint. I know the headlights are already blacked out, but thats the inside, not the lens. I wouldnt mind the lens being tinted as well. Im sure no one has done this yet.......
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