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You know I thought that too. I put black in first and you couldn't see any detail, looked just like the stock bumper all you could see were the driving lights. I put in the silver and it looked much better. I'm glad it worked that way as I really don't need any more black to chip up!
You know I thought that too. I put black in first and you couldn't see any detail, looked just like the stock bumper all you could see were the driving lights. I put in the silver and it looked much better. I'm glad it worked that way as I really don't need any more black to chip up!
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i see what you mean. with the full black face wheels, that's going to be pretty dark huh
Hey thats looking great, love the blacked out head lights. You have to heat them in the oven to get the glass/seal off. How tricky is that?
I can't get good pictures of them but there's a boat load of white LEDs in there.
I'm not sure of the opening process but I know to seal them this guy uses the same technology that dentists use to bond teeth.
i see what you mean. with the full black face wheels, that's going to be pretty dark huh
That's why I brought back the chrome strip on the hood and the chrome trim piece around the grill. I had blacked all that out when I was running the stock front bumper.
Dude I may need you down here for that one!! The front's still not right I just found out my low beams aren't working so I may have to take it apart again. That's what you get for testing headlights on a sunny day!!
Dude I may need you down here for that one!! The front's still not right I just found out my low beams aren't working so I may have to take it apart again. That's what you get for testing headlights on a sunny day!!
What part of MD are you in? Could ask Dman t see if he would take a ride down to show you his.