how do you tint headlights
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Originally Posted by dinhNER
im stupid lol i already knew how to do this my brain wasnt thinking when i posted this
thanks for the help though
but wait what do you use to seal it back up ?
thanks for the help though
but wait what do you use to seal it back up ?
just kidding.. silicone would probably be good. are you sure your not sleep deprived?
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Originally Posted by racinstyle
paint the inside reflectors, be sure to do the same to your high beams as well...
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The high beams, like the fog lights, have chrome reflectors AND bezels. You can paint the bezels any color you want to change the look of the light while leaving the chrome reflector intact. This will not have any adverse effects on light output. I've done all three. I have however painted the the high beam reflectors because I have bi-xenon HIDs so I don't use or need the stock high beams.
The high beams, like the fog lights, have chrome reflectors AND bezels. You can paint the bezels any color you want to change the look of the light while leaving the chrome reflector intact. This will not have any adverse effects on light output. I've done all three. I have however painted the the high beam reflectors because I have bi-xenon HIDs so I don't use or need the stock high beams.