Tail Light Tint
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RE: Tail Light Tint
ORIGINAL: 19Accord97
^So they would heat up the tail lights, remove the cover and do that? I've never heard of one doing so. I might check into it.
^So they would heat up the tail lights, remove the cover and do that? I've never heard of one doing so. I might check into it.
You could probably buy an inexpensive heat gun to remove the lens and simply spraythe reflectorwith black paint. Whatever you do (vinyl, paint) it will most likely mess up the cheap plastic chromed finish. I've seen the cheap plastic chrome come off from soap and water. You could seal the outer lens back on with clear RTV.
RE: Tail Light Tint **FOR REAL FOLKS**
Here is what everyone needs to know about Lighting for Vehicles:
If the product you install on your vehicles does not have this stamped on the lenses or backed up by a selling entity that sells products, then it is Not Legal to have on your vehicles:
All lamps and products must meet or exceed applicable DOT (department of transportation) standards and SAE (society of American engineers) specifications, and are designed with particular consideration for the U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard , FMVSS-108 and QS9000 and ISO9001:2000 (in other words how there built).
Need I say more ? Naww [sm=exactly.gif]
WheelBrokerAng
If the product you install on your vehicles does not have this stamped on the lenses or backed up by a selling entity that sells products, then it is Not Legal to have on your vehicles:
All lamps and products must meet or exceed applicable DOT (department of transportation) standards and SAE (society of American engineers) specifications, and are designed with particular consideration for the U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard , FMVSS-108 and QS9000 and ISO9001:2000 (in other words how there built).
Need I say more ? Naww [sm=exactly.gif]
WheelBrokerAng
Joined: Mar 2007
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RE: Tail Light Tint
ORIGINAL: accord93
i used something called NiteShade from O'Reily's Auto Parts store and it worked great. when i have time ill take a pic of them(they are my stock lights) and you can see every color of light as bright and colorful as it was(brake=red, blinker=yellow, backup=white) looks really good too
i used something called NiteShade from O'Reily's Auto Parts store and it worked great. when i have time ill take a pic of them(they are my stock lights) and you can see every color of light as bright and colorful as it was(brake=red, blinker=yellow, backup=white) looks really good too
And how much do those black covers for your lights run?
RE: Tail Light Tint **FOR REAL FOLKS**
ORIGINAL: CoryTheStory
^Yeah but it all depends on where you live, my windows are way too dark, I have no front license plate, and I've had tinted tail lights before, cops around here don't care.
^Yeah but it all depends on where you live, my windows are way too dark, I have no front license plate, and I've had tinted tail lights before, cops around here don't care.
Still Ilegal and I hope you don't get caught, cause you may not be able to pay for the fine.
WheelBrokerAng
RE: Tail Light Tint
ORIGINAL: badxdawgx818
hahaha but think about it if they rear end you, you get money hahahhaa
hahaha but think about it if they rear end you, you get money hahahhaa
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