The New Look!! (W/ Before/After Pics)
#11
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Yeah, I probably moved a little slower across the light as I was spraying than I should have.
#12
How much does that tint affect the lights' performance? Are they significantly darker when they're on? And i'm lovin what you did with your grille! simply awesome
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Thanks man. Actually not too bad. I'll grab some pics tonight with the lights on.
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I used the same stuff for my lights although in a thinner coat. My truck's tail lights are that dark though.
#15
Wow impressive. I think I am going to do the same to my bowtie, I hate that washed out brown color. Just a heat gun/hairdryer and the bowtie will come out right?
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Actually I just taped it off and sprayed
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if your talking about the bowtie on the grill its actually bolted in so youll have to remove the grill and then youll be able to see the speed nuts holding the bowtie on.(i cant remeber if its 1 or 2 bolts tho)
#18
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I too was referring to the bowtie, I didnt see the point in taking it all off, I just taped and sprayed!
#19
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if you have a hobbytown near you, grab a can of pactra smoked spraypaint. goes on smooth, and it goes on in a few coats as opposed to one. used it on mine, ill post pics in a litttle bit
#20
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man the rig looks awesome, mine is getting up in age and seen allot of miles - it deserves some TLC like urs. GREAT JOB!!





