xPRimNT's Tail Light Project
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Looks good. You didn't have to spray the entire housing to get rid of the ugly dremmeled part ,I just outlined mine with paint to cover that over. BTW I like what you did with the orange reflector, but tinting it kind've takes away the whole blacked-out housing effect. Looks better than stock regardless. 
Last edited by Hydrolikz; Aug 19, 2009 at 03:00 PM.
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Looks good. You didn't have to spray the entire housing to get rid of the ugly dremmeled part ,I just outlined mine with paint to cover that over. BTW I like what you did with the orange reflector, but tinting it kind've takes away the whole blacked-out housing effect. Looks better than stock regardless. 


Oh **** I didn't even take in that you blacked-out the chrome too, I wish I did that as well. Might be time to crack em open again! Would you mind if I copied your reflector idea? I'll make sure to give you props in any pics I post.
Last edited by Hydrolikz; Aug 19, 2009 at 03:24 PM.
Looks good. You didn't have to spray the entire housing to get rid of the ugly dremmeled part ,I just outlined mine with paint to cover that over. BTW I like what you did with the orange reflector, but tinting it kind've takes away the whole blacked-out housing effect. Looks better than stock regardless. 


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I'm glad I added the stripes, it's a bit more interesting.
I think it's just a daylight shot. Mine were indoors, so they looks pinker than usual.


