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Originally Posted by TheScionicMan
Originally Posted by KINGxOFxSKA
Originally Posted by RockBlocker
The problem with using nightshades is this.
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No one has answered your question because no one is retarded enough to do it 
With nightshades, you have to use x-amount to get the look that you want. with x-amount, you get x-amount of light output. You see where I'm going with this? You use too little and you don't like how they look or you use too much and you can't see anything.
But to answer your question I guess: They look like the tails except they're on the headlights
With nightshades, you have to use x-amount to get the look that you want. with x-amount, you get x-amount of light output. You see where I'm going with this? You use too little and you don't like how they look or you use too much and you can't see anything.
But to answer your question I guess: They look like the tails except they're on the headlights
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Originally Posted by dp-_-
No one has answered your question because no one is retarded enough to do it
With nightshades, you have to use x-amount to get the look that you want. with x-amount, you get x-amount of light output. You see where I'm going with this? You use too little and you don't like how they look or you use too much and you can't see anything.
But to answer your question I guess: They look like the tails except they're on the headlights
With nightshades, you have to use x-amount to get the look that you want. with x-amount, you get x-amount of light output. You see where I'm going with this? You use too little and you don't like how they look or you use too much and you can't see anything.
But to answer your question I guess: They look like the tails except they're on the headlights
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Originally Posted by modified_dream
Originally Posted by dp-_-
No one has answered your question because no one is retarded enough to do it
With nightshades, you have to use x-amount to get the look that you want. with x-amount, you get x-amount of light output. You see where I'm going with this? You use too little and you don't like how they look or you use too much and you can't see anything.
But to answer your question I guess: They look like the tails except they're on the headlights
With nightshades, you have to use x-amount to get the look that you want. with x-amount, you get x-amount of light output. You see where I'm going with this? You use too little and you don't like how they look or you use too much and you can't see anything.
But to answer your question I guess: They look like the tails except they're on the headlights
I did my TYC tails and they came out perfect. Just go slow and really light applications. Do it in layers and it will be run free. The last layer make it medium wet for both the niteshade and clear coat.
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Originally Posted by ScionDad
Originally Posted by modified_dream
Originally Posted by dp-_-
No one has answered your question because no one is retarded enough to do it
With nightshades, you have to use x-amount to get the look that you want. with x-amount, you get x-amount of light output. You see where I'm going with this? You use too little and you don't like how they look or you use too much and you can't see anything.
But to answer your question I guess: They look like the tails except they're on the headlights
With nightshades, you have to use x-amount to get the look that you want. with x-amount, you get x-amount of light output. You see where I'm going with this? You use too little and you don't like how they look or you use too much and you can't see anything.
But to answer your question I guess: They look like the tails except they're on the headlights
I got niteshades from Summit Racing web site. You can also get it off of EBay from Summit Racing. Just search niteshades and you're set.
I did my TYC tails and they came out perfect. Just go slow and really light applications. Do it in layers and it will be run free. The last layer make it medium wet for both the niteshade and clear coat.
that was helpful information 
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