ever open up your chrome tails? is it worth it?
ever open up your chrome tails? is it worth it?
i wanna see pics of anyone has opened up ther tails and painted them. any other taillight options? i could have gotten the red evo 7 tails when i got the car but i wasnt tryin to pay more....im starting to regret it.
Could do this?
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...vii-style.html
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...vii-style.html
Could do this?
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...vii-style.html
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...vii-style.html
they look good, but im not so sure about the reverse lights. switching the bulbs is also a good idea. i love the clear amber blinkers.
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Same technique, even though this is for a Lancer headlight... however I did not put mine in the oven. I used a "heat gun" which is nothing more than a glorified version of a hairdryer that gets air temps up to over 1,000°F to soften up the silicone sealant that is used on the light. The oven will work though... as scary as that sounds.
For the tail lights (which are a little tougher to separate) I heated the sealant and then used a box cutter to cut through the seal to separate the assembly.
After that its just sanding and painting. I used a semi-gloss black spray paint found at any hardware store for mine.
Same technique, even though this is for a Lancer headlight... however I did not put mine in the oven. I used a "heat gun" which is nothing more than a glorified version of a hairdryer that gets air temps up to over 1,000°F to soften up the silicone sealant that is used on the light. The oven will work though... as scary as that sounds.

For the tail lights (which are a little tougher to separate) I heated the sealant and then used a box cutter to cut through the seal to separate the assembly.
After that its just sanding and painting. I used a semi-gloss black spray paint found at any hardware store for mine.


