Roundies accomplished
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Roundies accomplished
I'd like to think I've successfully accomplished nice looking roundie taillights. Even avoided the "dumbell" look with the reflector. I only managed to get one done today but the other one is ready to be painted and put in tomorrow. Check out the pics and let me know what you think!!
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Yeah. Actually looks pretty cool in the day too but I'm going to black the outsied cover out with Niteshades so you wont even see it. But that wont be for a w little while
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Just got the other side done tonight. I didn't get any daylight pics as I got hung up with swapping out my carbs, then I had to go to work. I'll try and get some day pics tomorrow
great job... not my cup of tea but it beats the ever living SH*T out of euro tails! Look pretty good. I wonder if its at all possible to remove the lines of the lens? extreamly high grit wet sanding maybe? I wana try that with some junkyard taillights somtime.
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I actually used window tint and painted it with 4 coats of black paint. Then I just sandwiched it between the lenses. I was hoping to find some adhesive vinyl but with no luck. I can do a write up if you guys would like to know. I think it was well worth the work and effort.
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so far, looks great... perfect spacing.
