Smoked Tail Lights
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doublek
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They told me it will be around $130 for the tail lights and the third brake light. It is a film that they are going to use.
jeremy
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are they spraying a film on them, or applying a film like they would to tine them, and that is too much to pay for that!!!!
i have to go out of town for some business, i'll post pics of mine, a can of the stuff is cheap and its easy to do , don't pay someone that amount of money to do them.
i have to go out of town for some business, i'll post pics of mine, a can of the stuff is cheap and its easy to do , don't pay someone that amount of money to do them.
SQUIRTIS
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k, will post some tonight!!!!Post some pictures of your work please!
:spotjust have to figure out how LOL
SQUIRTIS
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Dont mind the JUST MARRIED sign....No, it wasnt for me, they used my truck for the wedding......so, this is a stock FX-4 i do believe on the left and mine on the right with the married sign. I did the tail lights and the third brake light. Will try to load up some more pictures once i figure out where i put them
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doublek
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Is there a specific reason that you chose not to tint over the reverse light portion of the tail light. Is it just personal preference, or is it legal reason? But they look good! A little dark for my liking but nice.
SQUIRTIS
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Personally like to see what i am backing into.....thinking about doing a LIGHT coat over it to blend it in a bit, not too sure....and ya, I like the way they look, but as for function, a little bit too dark, but, LIVE AND LEARN i guess.
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So here are the before and after shots of my truck. They were done at Ziebart on the south side, came out a little darker than I wanted but they still came out great. It is the same 3m material (film) that is used as a protective over headlights. The brake light and signal light are visable during the day, and at night you can't even tell they have been darkend. But let me know what you think.
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Rucky
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Looks sweet. I am not sure it would be the same if the truck wasn't black though. But still, on your application it looks good.
Looks good dude!
mountaincat800
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Looks good, i have the black plastic that stick on to the taillights and got pulled over for them the other day. You can faintly see them during the day time and see clearly at nite. Cop said $115 ticket. Just for your information
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