Well, I just got done doing it, the tails are still drying but I tinted the stock (amber) corners and really like how they came out. They are really dark now and almost blend with the rest of the car, and still blink bright enough to be seen well. I have a video that I am getting hosted right now of them so you guys can see.








http://s39.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0...50A3S75OFU29S1 Thats a video of the hazard lights on along with the headlights so you can get a better idea of it.

Soon enough I will have the tails installed and a set of pictures of them, just waiting for them to dry.

If anyone really wants, I can do a writeup on this, complete with pictures I took, but it really isn't too bad.

 

mmm nice but id go for the clears, then again i guess this would work btr on ur dark car than my white one. nice job! i messed up my friends bonny doin this lol

 

Looks pretty good, I also still prefer the clears, but still not too shabby at all. You need to clean your lens on your digi cam though!! Smear in the middle left of the page on all 3 pics! :P

 

Yeah, its not my camera so I don't worry about it too much, I'm getting one for myself pretty soon that will be taken care of.

naba - I definately wouldn't do this on a white car, it would look really out of place.

Corn - The clears do look pretty nice and I think I may change back, but it was worth a shot.

 

actualy it wouldnt look ALL that much out of place if u have tints to match it like on ur windows or w.e as long as its not the only dark part on the car, but yea mine is white cleared out wit inspires but i gotta say uve got somethin good goin. keep us updated

 

Yeah, the amber/clear part of the tials are tinted too, and I am hopefully going to get the windows tinted sooner or later for the sumer, so I think once all that is done I will be set.

 

did the video work for everyone else? i got a runtime error when i tried it

edit: btw, that looks pretty nice... i wouldnt do it on mine though, i have desert mist and i dont think it would match very nicely.