vht nightshades on diffusers?
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Wondering if anyone has tried tinting the ap1 headlight diffusers. I was thinking about giving it a go with vht nightshades but would like to get some advice b4 I do lol. I also thought about doing mulders head light mod and just tinting the amber strip.
So advice, thoughts, suggestions- I'll take em all
So advice, thoughts, suggestions- I'll take em all
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Originally Posted by s2mmkay,Jul 14 2009, 07:37 PM
head light diffusers?
Originally Posted by derekod,Jul 14 2009, 07:10 PM
Wondering if anyone has tried tinting the ap1 headlight diffusers. I was thinking about giving it a go with vht nightshades but would like to get some advice b4 I do lol. I also thought about doing mulders head light mod and just tinting the amber strip.
So advice, thoughts, suggestions- I'll take em all
So advice, thoughts, suggestions- I'll take em all

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With a Berlina S2000, I vote for you to Mulderize them.
You ever wear black pants with a black jacket...and then realize that your pants are really no longer black, they've faded to a blue-ish, grey-ish black....you just never noticed because you hadn't worn your black jacket in a while?
That the risk you may run into after 'blacking-out' your diffusers on a Berlina. The housing themselves will look more grey, the black diffusers will be shiny shadow black, and the paint will be black...and if your tires aren't shined, they'll be a reddish black from dry tire look. You'll have 4 different tones of blackness on the car, and the whole think will not 'match'.
You ever wear black pants with a black jacket...and then realize that your pants are really no longer black, they've faded to a blue-ish, grey-ish black....you just never noticed because you hadn't worn your black jacket in a while?
That the risk you may run into after 'blacking-out' your diffusers on a Berlina. The housing themselves will look more grey, the black diffusers will be shiny shadow black, and the paint will be black...and if your tires aren't shined, they'll be a reddish black from dry tire look. You'll have 4 different tones of blackness on the car, and the whole think will not 'match'.
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