Color-matched headlight mod
Color-matched headlight mod
We've all seen this mod done only in black, silver, or grey. I decided to color match my headlights to my truck...here are the results

with black

with red


I think it's pretty sexy...

with black

with red


I think it's pretty sexy...
justin that looks sweeet!! I think I might try it. What temp and baking time did you use to get your headlight lenses apart?
... of course silver wouldnt be as dramatic as your red mod...
... of course silver wouldnt be as dramatic as your red mod...
Last edited by barrman; Aug 4, 2005 at 04:19 PM.
Looks good! You're grill lights are like, off-centered, though. When I had my truck, I had all plans in the world to paint mine Sonic Blue -- but I sold her before I did.
Last edited by Swoop1156; Aug 4, 2005 at 04:28 PM.
I didn't do it. i'm in school and i work so i don't really have time to mess around with my truck as i would like. Mr. Jusnes (soundper4ormance) told me to let TigerF18 (aol sn) do it so i sent them to him and he had them back in less than a week...$40 is all he charged me to get it done and he did an awsome job!!
My grill lights are off because there's that radiator thing right behind the left one that pushes it up :). the right one points down at the ground...when i cut them on it's pretty much even look...the left one points up in the air to cover that and the right one covers the ground...so when people flash me they get theirs just as bad
My grill lights are off because there's that radiator thing right behind the left one that pushes it up :). the right one points down at the ground...when i cut them on it's pretty much even look...the left one points up in the air to cover that and the right one covers the ground...so when people flash me they get theirs just as bad
Originally Posted by Rddvl23
actually i do have condensation in there now since it's pouring out...how do i get rid of that? It looks bad when there's condensation in there
do basically what zach said.. i had it in my tail lights when i first put them in.. i was lazy and never did anything about it... they somehow fixxed themselves, and have no more condensation. that's not telling you much, lol, but i felt like i could add a related experience to the post.
Originally Posted by Redneckstone
take out the bulbs get the air hose and blast air in there. then found out where your leak is in the headlight or just add sealer to all the seams then get new seals on the bulbs maybe?
I think imma do that...i'll pick up some silicon from Autozone and reseal around the edges tomorrow....
When I got condensation on the first try I threw them back in the oven on low heat to evaporate the condensation, then I ran a big thick bead of clear RTV around the outside of the seam. No condensation since.
omg, Justin - that is so hot! Now I'm 100% jealous of your truck!! Make mine look nice, too!! :) Seriously, though, I'm with Ryan - if I had another set of headlights, I'd send one pair off for painting...
:)
:)
Originally Posted by purekaos26
omg, Justin - that is so hot! Now I'm 100% jealous of your truck!! Make mine look nice, too!! :) Seriously, though, I'm with Ryan - if I had another set of headlights, I'd send one pair off for painting...
:)
:)
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