smoked tail lights
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Car Info: 2005 WRB w/ Silver Rims
smoked tail lights
hey i bought some smoke spray for my taillights, and i was wondering if anyone has opened theirs. I have an '05. I recently did the JDM tail light mod and it didnt look light the light housing can open. Some help would be greatly appreciated
#4
I think www.rockblocker.com (or is it .net ?) has vinyl tail light tint film. I was thinking of trying this out since its easily removed, comparitively.
Last edited by 2.5Scooby-R; 12-15-2006 at 10:26 AM.
#7
If you want to open them it works the same way as painting your headlights. You have to bake them at a certain temperature until you can split it open. Here is a little bit of a guide for the headlights but its the same process http://www.iwsti.com/forums/how-inst...7-wrx-sti.html
If you dont want to do that then Bluebatmobile.net sells the vinyl overlays for the outside of the light. They are dirt cheap too. I have yet to put mine on will be in a week or so. Waiting till the summer season. Depending on how well they hold up on my car will decide whether i open mine up to paint them or not.
Lastly I highly recommend not spraying that stuff on the outside of your lights. With weathering and drying mine turned out horribly. And it is brutal to get that stuff off. Good Luck.
-Chris
If you dont want to do that then Bluebatmobile.net sells the vinyl overlays for the outside of the light. They are dirt cheap too. I have yet to put mine on will be in a week or so. Waiting till the summer season. Depending on how well they hold up on my car will decide whether i open mine up to paint them or not.
Lastly I highly recommend not spraying that stuff on the outside of your lights. With weathering and drying mine turned out horribly. And it is brutal to get that stuff off. Good Luck.
-Chris
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