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#2
#4
Originally posted by Maximus98
You are the MAN!
I think I am going to do that to the other part of the lense as well. I would want them to match.
You are the MAN!
I think I am going to do that to the other part of the lense as well. I would want them to match.
#8
When I did mine, I chipped 2 small peices about 1" each. Really made me angry. And then when I was trying to cut the florescent cover, I just couldnt do it. It kept braking so I decided I would be different, I painted the inside of the light chrome, and left it solid clear where you can see the bulb. I did the same to the reverse lights. I like it and it is different. Took me about 3 hrs to do it all.
#10
Junk Yard
Originally posted by 2DMax
Glad I am not the only one that had problems.....
Still trying to clear mine out.
Glad I am not the only one that had problems.....
Still trying to clear mine out.
SuDZ
#12
to cut the plastic without cracking the lense, use the heat gun to warm up the plastic sheet first. They you can use an iron solder, scissors, or exacto-knife works also. As long as the plastic is warm, it'll cut like paper.
#13
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Originally posted by 97GreenMax
When I did mine, I chipped 2 small peices about 1" each. Really made me angry. And then when I was trying to cut the florescent cover, I just couldnt do it. It kept braking so I decided I would be different, I painted the inside of the light chrome, and left it solid clear where you can see the bulb. I did the same to the reverse lights. I like it and it is different. Took me about 3 hrs to do it all.
When I did mine, I chipped 2 small peices about 1" each. Really made me angry. And then when I was trying to cut the florescent cover, I just couldnt do it. It kept braking so I decided I would be different, I painted the inside of the light chrome, and left it solid clear where you can see the bulb. I did the same to the reverse lights. I like it and it is different. Took me about 3 hrs to do it all.
I would love to see what they look like.
#14
Originally posted by Kevin Wong
to cut the plastic without cracking the lense, use the heat gun to warm up the plastic sheet first. They you can use an iron solder, scissors, or exacto-knife works also. As long as the plastic is warm, it'll cut like paper.
to cut the plastic without cracking the lense, use the heat gun to warm up the plastic sheet first. They you can use an iron solder, scissors, or exacto-knife works also. As long as the plastic is warm, it'll cut like paper.
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