Homegrown turn signals
Homegrown turn signals
I took my turn signals off and painted the inside part black then put the chrome piece back in and used 1/4inch plexi for the covers, the pic doesn't even do it justice
My 2 cents? I think a completely clear lens makes it look like the lens fell out. I made an opaque lens for my S4 out of a piece of flourescent light cover ($5 for a 2'x4' sheet at Home Depot.) It has a diamond pattern embossed into it, a nice came-like-this-from-the-factory look, and with an amber bulb, looks great. Similar to an S5 lens.
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well i just went out and bought some of that matieral for the clear lenses. It was like $7.36 with tax at homedepot. Its that stuff that is for those floresnt lights. Now i need to cut it with my jigsaw because that crap cracks if u dont do it right
Hmm... looks broken. If I had that setup, I think I would paint the black area behind the reflector with chrome (or any reflective silver) paint, then get some tint spray (hobby shops have it for lexan bodied cars) and smoke them babies. Then toss some amber bulbs in, and you're done.
i used the round sander bit, sandpaper spinning that fast against platic makes enought friction to melt threw it like butter. and i got the CG surround off ebay, so no cutting required. fitment is pretty good on the one i got too.
edit: ps use the edge of the sanding bit, just like the harder cutting bit.
edit: ps use the edge of the sanding bit, just like the harder cutting bit.
Last edited by scheistermeister; Dec 16, 2004 at 10:00 PM.
i would think the backand forth motion of the saw would crack it easier. yes it does crack easily, i found that out as soon as i tried to cut it with a razor. the sander spins fast enough that as soon as it touches it it melts it, also the heat of when you first touch the sander to it makes it pliable to where it doesnt crack.
i have had the best results , cutting a rough outline /basic shape with a cutting disc on a dremel,, boiling it ,, mating it onto the old lens with small spring clamps , and using a fine stone grinder to smooth it out and match the OEM lens. thats how i made the ones that someone linked to in above post


