Black tail light bezels intalled
01-06-2012, 01:35 PM
#13
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I think it would look good. I would definately like to see those on some tail lights that are not tinted. I've been eyeing them since I saw them on AM and I may consider them in the future.
01-06-2012, 02:49 PM
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Bones,
I had the bezels a week or so putting em up against the car to see how they would look. In the end i felt they tied the whole back together with the rear panel. Now, without the rear panel, i'm not sure if i would like them on. The AM ones are similar but a bit different in style. I could have gone either way but they weren't available when i bought mine.
thanks
I had the bezels a week or so putting em up against the car to see how they would look. In the end i felt they tied the whole back together with the rear panel. Now, without the rear panel, i'm not sure if i would like them on. The AM ones are similar but a bit different in style. I could have gone either way but they weren't available when i bought mine.
thanks
01-06-2012, 05:20 PM
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Bkamp,
I think those ones from AM would also look good with your black rear panel as long as the bezels are also black. In general, i wonder how these bezels would look matching car factory colors. I used the bezels and the blacked out rear deck to break up the kona blue rear, which i felt was just too much, giving the car a weak definition in the back specially without the rear panel.
I think the bezels round up the tail lights assembly nicely giving it more definition. Post pics should you get em.
I think those ones from AM would also look good with your black rear panel as long as the bezels are also black. In general, i wonder how these bezels would look matching car factory colors. I used the bezels and the blacked out rear deck to break up the kona blue rear, which i felt was just too much, giving the car a weak definition in the back specially without the rear panel.
I think the bezels round up the tail lights assembly nicely giving it more definition. Post pics should you get em.
01-07-2012, 01:53 PM
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I haven't looked at the 2010-12 lights that closely, but why not simply take them off the car. Tape them up and cut out the areas that you want black - and spray paint them? It should look like pots #12.
I did that to my 2006 - why spend all that money for plastic to stick on when a can of paint only cost me a couple of bucks.
It's been several years and over 100,000 miles now:
I painted them in 2008 maybe, and here they are this summer
I did that to my 2006 - why spend all that money for plastic to stick on when a can of paint only cost me a couple of bucks.
It's been several years and over 100,000 miles now:
I painted them in 2008 maybe, and here they are this summer
01-07-2012, 02:30 PM
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I haven't looked at the 2010-12 lights that closely, but why not simply take them off the car. Tape them up and cut out the areas that you want black - and spray paint them? It should look like pots #12.
I did that to my 2006 - why spend all that money for plastic to stick on when a can of paint only cost me a couple of bucks.
It's been several years and over 100,000 miles now:
I painted them in 2008 maybe, and here they are this summer
I did that to my 2006 - why spend all that money for plastic to stick on when a can of paint only cost me a couple of bucks.
It's been several years and over 100,000 miles now:
I painted them in 2008 maybe, and here they are this summer
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