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09-25-2001, 10:50 PM
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What do you think ...
<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/25598/a4_specs.jpg"></center><p>...so far? I don't have too much done YET, but my intentions are endless. At least, I have done all of my own work so far. That's gotta be worth someting...
(Forgot to put "debadged" in my pic)
(Forgot to put "debadged" in my pic)
09-25-2001, 11:02 PM
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Re: whats the "shine gold ion"? and the "half smoke tails"? and the "black inners"?
My fogs shine Gold.
My tail lights are smoke on the rear fogs and the turn signals, but not the reverse or the brake sections.
And my Headlights have Black Inner housings.
Sorry, my picture isn't all that great and I shorten up my descriptions.
My tail lights are smoke on the rear fogs and the turn signals, but not the reverse or the brake sections.
And my Headlights have Black Inner housings.
Sorry, my picture isn't all that great and I shorten up my descriptions.
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09-25-2001, 11:36 PM
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It wasn't easy....
You need a heat gun (carefully used might I add),
couple of hook tools, extra fine grit prep pad (just enough to skuff-so the paint adheres to the surface), good quality paint (i used a VHT semi-gloss black), weather stripping, and the same silicone/sealant used by most on the DIY clear corners--I had my lense off so I was able to clear my corners, install daytime driving lights, and two different sets of city lights (red and blue-purple) all in one fatal swoop.
Oh yeah, you also will need a lot of patience and a few hours to complete.
couple of hook tools, extra fine grit prep pad (just enough to skuff-so the paint adheres to the surface), good quality paint (i used a VHT semi-gloss black), weather stripping, and the same silicone/sealant used by most on the DIY clear corners--I had my lense off so I was able to clear my corners, install daytime driving lights, and two different sets of city lights (red and blue-purple) all in one fatal swoop.
Oh yeah, you also will need a lot of patience and a few hours to complete.
