J'sLancerLS

iTrader: (5)

Be careful if you etch the windows, they are tempered glass and can break with the slightest scratch or nick, I've worked with glass for a few years and have seen tempered glass explode with the slightest nick. One time I slammed the door on my truck and just doing that caused my window to explode

Thwack

well, if you use the factory grilles, it does look a bit dimmer, but it still shines throught very well... I used big dome light bulb behind each one with a dense gril and it showed fine. If you decide on using the grilles the speakers came with, they are actually transparent, so it will shine through a lot better.

ryancb

iTrader: (11)

u cant use those on the doors nor can u use it in rears unless u want it 2 look ghetto

Michael

Before i tried the same thing to but the neon light behind the door panels, but it didn't work that well so i decide to put them under the seat, it looks very nice at night, how about that??

datdjrobp

iTrader: (1)

i'm scrapping the in door idea. well....maybe not. i might move one from under the seat to inside the door when i'm putting the panel on just to see what it looks like. i'm content with the 4 neons i have.

Rbrookstx

if I etched the glass, I was going to switch to plexi or something anyways. legal in TX, looks the same, and pretty much doens't shatter. and it's perfectly legal to etch your glass BTW, the dealerships all do it to newer cars.

dragonfyre

All this crap!!!


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