Blacked out headlights *Pics*
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Blacked out headlights *Pics*
Another blacked out headlight thread... I am very happy, I had my headlights installed today with the help of Drew982TL.
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damn after i put my kit on its hard to believe my car looeked like that... get a kit!!
and i LOVE your headlights... i just bought a driver side to blck out.. now i have to find a passenger side.. how long does the paint job take?? thanks!
and i LOVE your headlights... i just bought a driver side to blck out.. now i have to find a passenger side.. how long does the paint job take?? thanks!
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Originally Posted by big mike 13
damn after i put my kit on its hard to believe my car looeked like that... get a kit!!
and i LOVE your headlights... i just bought a driver side to blck out.. now i have to find a passenger side.. how long does the paint job take?? thanks!
and i LOVE your headlights... i just bought a driver side to blck out.. now i have to find a passenger side.. how long does the paint job take?? thanks!
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Originally Posted by AcuraTLjatt559
btw nice 4x4
Shawn- what do you mean by "any way to do the fogs?"
Big Mike - The paint takes about an hour to dry. I left in the sun for about an hour before I put them back together. Just read what it says on the paint can.
Everyone else, thanks for all the comments on My 1st mod!!!
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Everyone else, thanks for all the comments on My 1st mod!!!
mad props to you for being able to resist so long without doing any modding
btw sweet headlights! i plan to do mine sometime during christmas break too.
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Originally Posted by subtledreamer
1st mod after 1100+ posts?!
mad props to you for being able to resist so long without doing any modding
btw sweet headlights! i plan to do mine sometime during christmas break too.
mad props to you for being able to resist so long without doing any modding
btw sweet headlights! i plan to do mine sometime during christmas break too.
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Looks like a Chevy Impala
umm... no.
just because the impala has factory blacked out headlights doesnt mean it looks like a TL.
the lines on the chevy are soo *yawn*
TL = 438948232 times better looking.
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Those look real nice. I'm planning on blacking/clearing my headlights during X-mas break to match my grill. If you don't mind, could you PM me detailed instuctions on what to do...? I know how to do it, but I'm afraid I'm going to mess something up. Thanks.
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me too plz...i really want to do it but i have no idea how to take the headlites off... but would it look good on naples gold?... i have an 01'...i think it should b the same process...thx
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You have to take off the bumper, take off support beams, then take off the headlights.
Then you have to either heat up the casings with a heat gun or bake them in an oven. The sealant will turn gooey, then you have to pry apart the casings. Then you take off the amber reflector, and the piece that you want to paint. Prep, prime, paint. Put it back together, use silicone sealant to reseal the casings.
My car's SSM, so I left them the way they were, and only took out the amber deflectors. Looks much better than blacked out casings because it's silver.
Then you have to either heat up the casings with a heat gun or bake them in an oven. The sealant will turn gooey, then you have to pry apart the casings. Then you take off the amber reflector, and the piece that you want to paint. Prep, prime, paint. Put it back together, use silicone sealant to reseal the casings.
My car's SSM, so I left them the way they were, and only took out the amber deflectors. Looks much better than blacked out casings because it's silver.
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