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Blackout Headlight Housing
05-24-10, 07:42 AM
#130
Haha, that has more to do with taking off the bumper 594 times, along with running aggressive offsets in the front. It's not really noticeable though - just happens that I took the picture from that angle. Thanks for the compliments on the housings, I really like how they look.
Javier
Javier
05-24-10, 09:05 AM
#132
Haha, that has more to do with taking off the bumper 594 times, along with running aggressive offsets in the front. It's not really noticeable though - just happens that I took the picture from that angle. Thanks for the compliments on the housings, I really like how they look.
Javier
Javier
Javy it looks great! I was gonna do this but i like the chrome for cotrast since my cars already dark.. And i hear you on the bumper! Imgonna tackle the project sometime this week and fiberglass that tab where the gap is.. I looked at it last week and it was very flimsy. Figured id fiberglass it to make it harder so maybe that will fix that gapp
05-24-10, 12:05 PM
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Hmmm, I've done blackout headlights before, but not with a heat gun because I don't have access to one.
Can I still use my oven trick???
NM, read through all nine pages. for the answer. haha.
Can I still use my oven trick???
NM, read through all nine pages. for the answer. haha.
Last edited by tacomike; 05-24-10 at 02:19 PM.
03-07-14, 07:13 AM
#134
has anyone tried the dupli color shadow kit? its supposed to make something have a black chrome appearance and is pretty cheap vs getting something professionally done up in black chrome.
