Question about tinting headlights
02-20-2008, 08:48 PM
#11
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RE: Question about tinting headlights
ORIGINAL: black S197
No experience with spray. How protective could that be anyway. I'm gonna get these to fill that gap and then apply the Lamin-x.
http://www.mossmustang.com/Shop/View...eIndexID=57988
Black Tail Light Bezels
A low cost alternative to painting that will give your Mustang a custom look. These bezels are manufactured from high grade 1/8" thick laser-cut acrylic for aprecision fit every time. Kits come with a protective layer on both sides of the acrylic for shipping, 3M attachment tape and instructions.
ORIGINAL: thewarmachine
I'm interested in these also.
What about the protectant spray? Any experience with that?
Also, I've been wondering.....Does anyone ever paint or tint the recessed part of the tail lights? ...you know...the part that outlines the three rectangular lights. I've been thinking about painting that part black.
I'm interested in these also.
What about the protectant spray? Any experience with that?
Also, I've been wondering.....Does anyone ever paint or tint the recessed part of the tail lights? ...you know...the part that outlines the three rectangular lights. I've been thinking about painting that part black.
http://www.mossmustang.com/Shop/View...eIndexID=57988
Black Tail Light Bezels
A low cost alternative to painting that will give your Mustang a custom look. These bezels are manufactured from high grade 1/8" thick laser-cut acrylic for aprecision fit every time. Kits come with a protective layer on both sides of the acrylic for shipping, 3M attachment tape and instructions.
I'm not going for protection, just looks.
02-20-2008, 08:50 PM
#12
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RE: Question about tinting headlights
No heat gun.[sm=alcoholic.gif] They are cut to size and fit perfectly. just water. The protectant film has an adheasive applyed to the surface and water keeps it lubricated until it is positioned correctly. EASY!!
02-20-2008, 08:54 PM
#13
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RE: Question about tinting headlights
Yo war dude,
I'm not to sure if I'm gonna like that plastic flush look either. So far i have not found any product that will fill those gaps and not stick out to much.
I'm not to sure if I'm gonna like that plastic flush look either. So far i have not found any product that will fill those gaps and not stick out to much.
02-20-2008, 11:00 PM
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RE: Question about tinting headlights
Nobody has answered my question about the window tint. So for thosewho HAVEused the window tint, suchas Prometheus Prime, how did you get a nice cutout without overlapping? I have the staticcling tint from Autozone if that helps.
02-21-2008, 12:41 PM
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RE: Question about tinting headlights
thanks for the covers btw mickey 
the only thing is i have to use my fogs for my headlights now cuz with the covers on i cant see worth sh*t
i really like the black tail light bezels now thanks blackS197
im getting the tint for my turn signals and rear side markers hopefully next week
the only thing is i have to use my fogs for my headlights now cuz with the covers on i cant see worth sh*ti really like the black tail light bezels now thanks blackS197
im getting the tint for my turn signals and rear side markers hopefully next week