busted out and did the redout to my tails
#28
Originally Posted by SecretAgentMonkey
Originally Posted by ajayaitch
Originally Posted by mrfuzzy4
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Originally Posted by SecretAgentMonkey
s'what I thought. The redout costs what $20- in paint? And they look good.
Originally Posted by 813_toaster
so is it easy to open your taillights to do this?
#29
Oh, so you used a hair dryer instead of an oven? Does that get it warm enough? (Apparently it does)
And to conferm my previous question, you used Krylon stained glass paint? Did you get it online or at your local store?
And to conferm my previous question, you used Krylon stained glass paint? Did you get it online or at your local store?
#30
Yep, hairdryer pointed at each tab for about 30 seconds, then wedged the knife in. What you want heated is the grey housing, more than the lens. There's a tutorial out that uses jewelers screwdrivers, but the shafts are huge compared to a flat knife.
And yes, Krylon Stained Glass spray paint. I picked it up locally. You'll probably have better luck getting it at a craft store (I got mine at Michael's) rather than Home Depot or Lowe's.
And yes, Krylon Stained Glass spray paint. I picked it up locally. You'll probably have better luck getting it at a craft store (I got mine at Michael's) rather than Home Depot or Lowe's.
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walmart has house of color candy paint by the models you could try that to its made for plastic. I would think that would work better than the staind glass stuff.
#33
Originally Posted by EZ-BAKED
walmart has house of color candy paint by the models you could try that to its made for plastic. I would think that would work better than the staind glass stuff.
#35
Originally Posted by bB2NER
If you red them first and then black them out you will get very little light from them. Do only one or the other but def. not both!
Would it still be too dark?
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Originally Posted by ShadowOnTheBayou
Originally Posted by bB2NER
If you red them first and then black them out you will get very little light from them. Do only one or the other but def. not both!
Would it still be too dark?