looks real good! but imma probably be to scared to cut lol!!

 

Nice paint job on that left forearm..lol.. You must have an iron grip to cut those w/a razor knife..

 

i d love to see how the blackhousing tail would look

 

Not my arm, thats my buddy who paints, I let him spray the housings since I wanted to avoid rattle bombing anything.

Hard to see the difference in these pics, I'll get some better ones in the morning with a real camera, cell cam doesn't pic up the colors very well.

 

Nice! Looking good!

 

Wow, that looks great, did you only do one side of yours? or are they both with black housing?

 

take better pics plz

 

Have a great Thankgiving and if you get a chance to shoot some new pics (with non-phone camera) post em up! Looks good from what I can see. Morecstep by step images would be helpful to. Especially how you get them back together with a good seal and no fogging/ condensation.

 

I will def get some better pics today with a really good camera. I sprayed the insides with Dodge Charger black, which if you have seen in person has a LOT of flake. So when the light hits it now it has a red sparkle to it, instead of just a flat black, gives it that extra little touch. I'll try to get some extreme close ups to show it.

Only one light is done right now, since I have to drive the car if it rains, I did not want to down it if it rained and be stuck on the bike.

No condensation, trust me, I left it outside last night and it was SO humid here in Pcola FL, that the roof of my house was dripping water so heavily it looked like a light rain. I'll leave it out of the garage for a week or so, to check the reliability of my method.

I didn't get a lot of pics because I was trying to pay attention since this was a first for me with these style lights. On the drivers side light I will try to do a step by step for those of you wanting to try it yourselves. It's tedious and nerve racking trying to seal them with a plastic welder, wasn't sure if I was going to burn through too much or what haha. Also have some filler welding rods that I could use if I needed, but since the cut was so narrow it sealed back rather nice, clean and smooth.

 

Will be waiting for your pics man! and yea, a step by step on how to do it will be a great help to fellow members. Sick tailights man.

 

+1 Looks great!

 

I really caint tell that much of a difference. Please update ASAP with new pictures.

 

Sorry guys haven't forgot about you, still sitting outside, still no moisture. I'll try to get some good pics tomorrow, it has been overcast all weekend here.

 

looks really nice .

Bat

 

looks great, props for doing this yourself