Attention photo shop pros
I actually wonder what it would look like if there was another curve over the turn signal, and filling the rest in. It would be like two curves sections for the light output and the rest would be body color. Pretty extreme, but it could look cool.
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Originally Posted by swartzautoman
i realy like the mean cats eye
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Originally Posted by dugzillaxb
I'm not feeling the cat's eye thing, but that's just me.
I really like this one:

I really like this one:

But thats what is cool about what I am makeing them out of you can buy the blanks and style up you own eyelids Well you dont need to buy you get a few sets for them headlights
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Originally Posted by Orataro
Looks great but what is Polypropylene Alloy?
Never heard of it.
Thanks.
Never heard of it.
Thanks.
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Originally Posted by EZ-BAKED
Originally Posted by Orataro
Looks great but what is Polypropylene Alloy?
Never heard of it.
Thanks.
Never heard of it.
Thanks.
Good luck on your eyelids. Just might pick up a set when ready.
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Originally Posted by Orataro
Originally Posted by EZ-BAKED
Originally Posted by Orataro
Looks great but what is Polypropylene Alloy?
Never heard of it.
Thanks.
Never heard of it.
Thanks.
Good luck on your eyelids. Just might pick up a set when ready.
Reinforced nylon/propylene alloys are a unique family of products developed by Ferro Corporation. These products address the needs of the users in the automotive, appliance, liquid handling, power tool and industrial markets requiring minimizing the adverse effects of water absorption commonly experienced with nylon molding compounds. This product offers stability in processing and physical properties in humid conditions.
Polypropylene fibres which can be conventionally dyeable using disperse dyes have been prepared by alloying with nylon 6 and a polypropylene grafted maleic anhydride compatibiliser during extrusion. The dyeing performance of fibres containing various amounts of these components has been assessed. Received: 22 July 2003; Accepted: 12 November 2003
(Polypropylene Alloy) plastic material with filler: Mineral filler, 25 %







