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Black Headlights!!

Discussion in 'Exterior' started by t0rres16, Dec 31, 2007.

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    t0rres16 Member

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    Black Headlights!!

    Hey guys i blacked out my head lights, toyota emblem and the grill trim:)
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    If you black out the corners it will look better or different ..... Nice Job !!!
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    Is it Black chrome/ bronze. I can't see in the pic, but that would be really really hot.
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    GSE21tuner Formerly rollatuner110. Representing AZLexus.club

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    Yeah. Blacked out corners would complete the look.
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    how can you black out the corner??
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    The same way you do the headlight. Pop it in the oven for a little bit, wait for the seal to melt, pry it apart, spray black, and reseal.
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    whatever u do dont put it in the oven lol
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    you should do all light like your fog light and corner lights.
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    you need to do it with a dremel, if you put it in your oven or use a heat gun you'll mess it up, there plastic welded together.
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    did you actually do it yourself? ^ i want pics of you doing if you did.
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    I didn't want to fool around with those so I bought mine premade on ebay.
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    I will be selling mines ..... Front and rear with front bumper...
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    for the corners all u need is a heat gun. it takes like three seconds because u dont need to melt anything. once u apply heat to it the lense pops right off.

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