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ATTEN: All TLers from Vancouver,BC!
Hey guys,
I am planning on clearing/blacking out my headlights soon, and the price i was quoted was, 120 for clearing and 200 for blacking out, its N-motion on boundary, i was wondering if anyone else would liek to do theirs as well, we might beable to get a deal if we have more people doing it!
I am planning on clearing/blacking out my headlights soon, and the price i was quoted was, 120 for clearing and 200 for blacking out, its N-motion on boundary, i was wondering if anyone else would liek to do theirs as well, we might beable to get a deal if we have more people doing it!
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We'll call this a local event, so we won't apply the normal group buy rules to this, and you can see if you can get other guys to go in with you on this and maybe lower your price.
It looks like you are getting a pretty good deal already. Does their price include labor to remove the headlights or do you have to bring them in for them to do the work?
It looks like you are getting a pretty good deal already. Does their price include labor to remove the headlights or do you have to bring them in for them to do the work?
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Originally Posted by OmeGa101
Hey guys,
I am planning on clearing/blacking out my headlights soon, and the price i was quoted was, 120 for clearing and 200 for blacking out, its N-motion on boundary, i was wondering if anyone else would liek to do theirs as well, we might beable to get a deal if we have more people doing it!
I am planning on clearing/blacking out my headlights soon, and the price i was quoted was, 120 for clearing and 200 for blacking out, its N-motion on boundary, i was wondering if anyone else would liek to do theirs as well, we might beable to get a deal if we have more people doing it!
When are you gonna do it?
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Originally Posted by Ron A
We'll call this a local event, so we won't apply the normal group buy rules to this, and you can see if you can get other guys to go in with you on this and maybe lower your price.
It looks like you are getting a pretty good deal already. Does their price include labor to remove the headlights or do you have to bring them in for them to do the work?
It looks like you are getting a pretty good deal already. Does their price include labor to remove the headlights or do you have to bring them in for them to do the work?
Drive the car there, drop it off and they'll do everything + put everything back on for you.
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Originally Posted by elkayem
I'm down for that!
When are you gonna do it?
When are you gonna do it?
Sometime in February, not sure though, whens a godo time for you?!
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Originally Posted by OmeGa101
$200 dollars = Bring car in - leave for 4 hours - come back with freshly blacken headlights with 1 year warranty =)
The silicone won't even be properly dried with the raining cold season now, which mean they'll probably put the headlights back in your car with wet silicone.
Trust me, for $200.....to a shop's point of view, they're not gonna spend that much time for you. it's like pizza, bake and go!
You've got to do a proper job when it comes to headlights.
As for myself, I'll do them in my own pace and do them right, not rush.
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Originally Posted by lights
4 hours is such a short time.
The silicone won't even be properly dried with the raining cold season now, which mean they'll probably put the headlights back in your car with wet silicone.
Trust me, for $200.....to a shop's point of view, they're not gonna spend that much time for you. it's like pizza, bake and go!
You've got to do a proper job when it comes to headlights.
As for myself, I'll do them in my own pace and do them right, not rush.
The silicone won't even be properly dried with the raining cold season now, which mean they'll probably put the headlights back in your car with wet silicone.
Trust me, for $200.....to a shop's point of view, they're not gonna spend that much time for you. it's like pizza, bake and go!
You've got to do a proper job when it comes to headlights.
As for myself, I'll do them in my own pace and do them right, not rush.
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