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Old 09-02-2003, 04:17 PM
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Try cardomain.com/sounddomain.com, they have some.
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I started a thread and someone responded with a website. I cant find that thread anymore but I remember them being like 25 shiupped or something like that.
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Dude you must try and remember.. hahaha
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http://www.vtectuning.com/polarg.html


Looks like website is dead though...
Old 09-02-2003, 09:51 PM
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the question im asking is how should i paint the bulbs to hide the amber. and which paint should be used on smoked diffusers?
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Originally posted by 03s2kman
the question im asking is how should i paint the bulbs to hide the amber. and which paint should be used on smoked diffusers?
I am telling you man, PM W1ngman. He did that exact thing with mine... Used a strip of tape and silver spray paint. You can't really see any amber in my headlights.....and it is perfectly legal because it still blinks amber when I put the turn signals on.
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I think I was first to do this, around two and a half years ago.

It's simple - just spray a thin coat of silver paint over the lens, around 10 secs of spraying per bulb is sufficient. If you find it is still a little orange then spray some more on. The bulb doesn't need to be perfect as you can't see the detail inside the lens..

The trick is not to spray too much such that you lose a lot of brightness from the bulb. If you do overspray though then simply use paint solvent (turps) to clean it off and start again.

Total cost - $2 for spray can, total effort - around 15 minutes for 4 bulbs.
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Here's something that w1ngman wrote up: https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...threadid=139011

Enjoy!
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