how to do - JDM TAILLIGHTS ONLY UNDER $25
Feb 6, 2015, 12:36 PM
#56
Overlay mod:
The overlay holds up really good unless you get a cheap Quality or your car sits in sun all day, I'm sure even a good overlay will fade a little then. Mine never faded but I only kept them on for few months then I had sprayed my set.
Painting mod:
As for the painting the lights not so well that fades easy over time. (3-5 months) that's how long it took on my set. I had did 3-4 coats of red and 2 coats of clear per light.
Original Jdm set:
It's bit pricey but worth every penny imo at the end lol
The overlay holds up really good unless you get a cheap Quality or your car sits in sun all day, I'm sure even a good overlay will fade a little then. Mine never faded but I only kept them on for few months then I had sprayed my set.
Painting mod:
As for the painting the lights not so well that fades easy over time. (3-5 months) that's how long it took on my set. I had did 3-4 coats of red and 2 coats of clear per light.
Original Jdm set:
It's bit pricey but worth every penny imo at the end lol
Feb 14, 2015, 09:23 AM
#60
Agree, would be the best way. but I'm not saying it's impossible but however the taillights are way harder to take apart, then the headlights. I Only seen one thread on here that took the taillights apart. If your good with something like that give it a try. Just be careful from ruining a set.
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