Film Tints on Front Lights ? Anyone
Has anyone tried this ?
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221404641900
would this effect the quality of light , lol will it make it very dim ....
I just want them to be less chromy ...
Anyone have the infiniti S emblem ? lol i need one such a random place to ask.
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221404641900
would this effect the quality of light , lol will it make it very dim ....
I just want them to be less chromy ...
Anyone have the infiniti S emblem ? lol i need one such a random place to ask.
Before you get flamed to death I'll try and help you out...
With headlights you're better off painting the inside of the housing to change the appearance rather than tinting the outside of the headlight. There is a DIY here for Doing It Yourself but it does involve removing the front bumper and putting your very expensive headlights in an oven...
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...eadlights.html
Or you can pay someone to do it for you....
https://www.myg37.com/forums/picture...n-eyes-cf.html
On top of being a bad idea, tinting your headlights looks bad and is illegal. Not to mention if you get in an accident at night your insurance company could technically refuse to cover your claim....
With headlights you're better off painting the inside of the housing to change the appearance rather than tinting the outside of the headlight. There is a DIY here for Doing It Yourself but it does involve removing the front bumper and putting your very expensive headlights in an oven...
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...eadlights.html
Or you can pay someone to do it for you....
https://www.myg37.com/forums/picture...n-eyes-cf.html
On top of being a bad idea, tinting your headlights looks bad and is illegal. Not to mention if you get in an accident at night your insurance company could technically refuse to cover your claim....
Exactly. This is what I don't understand about people that tint/modify their tails or headlights. If you are in any type of accident, even if it is not your fault! (i.e you get rear ended) If the driver that hit you knows anything about this, all he has to say is he couldn't see your modified lights and you will be at fault for all of the damage. Is it likely to happen? probably not but that is the risk.
lol guys I'm not doing it for sure I was well aware of the diminishing visibility factor however I was just curious with what you guys had to say
Thank You
I will stay AWAY From the filming completely however maybe DIY or just pay someone
Thank you for not flaming me lol
Thank You
I will stay AWAY From the filming completely however maybe DIY or just pay someone

Thank you for not flaming me lol
I see that on a lot of cars. trust me it doesn't look good in person because it covers the entire lens. It looks much better if you pull apart the headlights and paint the inside.
Not to mention it dims the lights SOOOO much. It is essentially window tint. ie 20% or 35% of light (your headlights) actually shines through. Imagine driving a dimly lit side street with your headlights off in the middle of the night. same conditions.
Not to mention it dims the lights SOOOO much. It is essentially window tint. ie 20% or 35% of light (your headlights) actually shines through. Imagine driving a dimly lit side street with your headlights off in the middle of the night. same conditions.
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