Angel Eye with Carbon fiber Vinyl wrapping pic.
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Angel Eye with Carbon fiber Vinyl wrapping pic.
This is my first post ever on this site, so it kind of a test.
I also have picture of the bluebat overlay, painted front grill and rear tail spoiler and emblem, plastidip on my wheels on my G. There is also pictures of my TL headlight painted semi-gloss black. I used the TL as practice. The pictures are from a time span of a year thats why my car look like its changing.
If anyone is hesitating about opening your headlight up. Do IT! It's worth it. However, use a HEAT GUN instead of doing the OVEN method. It is a lot safer and it takes the same amount of time. I get no condensation whatsoever either. Just work a 6 inch section at a time around the edge where is sealant is.
Sorry if my car look rice to anyone. I'm a broke engineering student that can't afford the expensive mod
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...71736095_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...63200344_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...80222578_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...35902425_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...42649847_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...05836646_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...47268316_o.jpg
I also have picture of the bluebat overlay, painted front grill and rear tail spoiler and emblem, plastidip on my wheels on my G. There is also pictures of my TL headlight painted semi-gloss black. I used the TL as practice. The pictures are from a time span of a year thats why my car look like its changing.
If anyone is hesitating about opening your headlight up. Do IT! It's worth it. However, use a HEAT GUN instead of doing the OVEN method. It is a lot safer and it takes the same amount of time. I get no condensation whatsoever either. Just work a 6 inch section at a time around the edge where is sealant is.
Sorry if my car look rice to anyone. I'm a broke engineering student that can't afford the expensive mod
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...71736095_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...63200344_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...80222578_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...35902425_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...42649847_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...05836646_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...47268316_o.jpg
Last edited by kknguy; 05-29-2013 at 02:25 AM.
#2
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sick, was planning on plastidippin my wheels too, looks great man. No regrettss haha tbh stock g37s looks sick enough LOL . Its the simple things that make the car unique
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This is my first post ever on this site, so it kind of a test.
I also have picture of the bluebat overlay, painted front grill and rear tail spoiler and emblem, plastidip on my wheels on my G. There is also pictures of my TL headlight painted semi-gloss black. I used the TL as practice. The pictures are from a time span of a year thats why my car look like its changing.
If anyone is hesitating about opening your headlight up. Do IT! It's worth it. However, use a HEAT GUN instead of doing the OVEN method. It is a lot safer and it takes the same amount of time. I get no condensation whatsoever either. Just work a 6 inch section at a time around the edge where is sealant is.
Sorry if my car look rice to anyone. I'm a broke engineering student that can't afford the expensive mod
I also have picture of the bluebat overlay, painted front grill and rear tail spoiler and emblem, plastidip on my wheels on my G. There is also pictures of my TL headlight painted semi-gloss black. I used the TL as practice. The pictures are from a time span of a year thats why my car look like its changing.
If anyone is hesitating about opening your headlight up. Do IT! It's worth it. However, use a HEAT GUN instead of doing the OVEN method. It is a lot safer and it takes the same amount of time. I get no condensation whatsoever either. Just work a 6 inch section at a time around the edge where is sealant is.
Sorry if my car look rice to anyone. I'm a broke engineering student that can't afford the expensive mod
Though I've got the Tanabe axle back and K&N intakes... deadly combination.
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Thanks man! I'm planning on redoing the wheels in Anthracite metallic plastidip soon. Major tip on plastidipping is to keep the nozzle at 4 inches away from the rim and have a wet coat once you're on the 3rd and 4rd coat, that way you don't get texture.
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props to you for DIYing your own lights. looks good!!!
I think your headlight led mods are called ironman, angel eyes are like BMW halo rings.
Keep us posted for future mods! ^^
I think your headlight led mods are called ironman, angel eyes are like BMW halo rings.
Keep us posted for future mods! ^^
#7
The iron man was not hard at all. It took me about 15 minute to tape the LED behind each bezel on the headlight. The coupe bezel is extremely convenience at hiding and fitting these LED. After that, I just tap it with the daytime running light (black goes to black and red goes to whatever other color runs into the light). I just use electrical tape lol. The harder part is the carbon fiber vinyl wrap. Since it was my first time, it took me three days to get it perfect.
Just find a cheap headlight from another car and practice opening it. TBH I practice 2 other times on an 2013 Avalon and my 2004 TL before I had the guts to open mine up lol. But all the headlights are very similar!!!
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The iron man was not hard at all. It took me about 15 minute to tape the LED behind each bezel on the headlight. The coupe bezel is extremely convenience at hiding and fitting these LED. After that, I just tap it with the daytime running light (black goes to black and red goes to whatever other color runs into the light). I just use electrical tape lol. The harder part is the carbon fiber vinyl wrap. Since it was my first time, it took me three days to get it perfect.
Just find a cheap headlight from another car and practice opening it. TBH I practice 2 other times on an 2013 Avalon and my 2004 TL before I had the guts to open mine up lol. But all the headlights are very similar!!!
Little Dot SMD LED Accent Light | LED Strip Lights, Accent Lighting & LED Modules | Super Bright LEDs
Amazon.com: 3M Scotchprint 1080 Carbon Fiber Vinyl Flex Wrap Black CF12 60"x12": Automotive
Just find a cheap headlight from another car and practice opening it. TBH I practice 2 other times on an 2013 Avalon and my 2004 TL before I had the guts to open mine up lol. But all the headlights are very similar!!!
Little Dot SMD LED Accent Light | LED Strip Lights, Accent Lighting & LED Modules | Super Bright LEDs
Amazon.com: 3M Scotchprint 1080 Carbon Fiber Vinyl Flex Wrap Black CF12 60"x12": Automotive
Lol dang, I wish i was an engineering student LOl
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This is my first post ever on this site, so it kind of a test.
I also have picture of the bluebat overlay, painted front grill and rear tail spoiler and emblem, plastidip on my wheels on my G. There is also pictures of my TL headlight painted semi-gloss black. I used the TL as practice. The pictures are from a time span of a year thats why my car look like its changing.
If anyone is hesitating about opening your headlight up. Do IT! It's worth it. However, use a HEAT GUN instead of doing the OVEN method. It is a lot safer and it takes the same amount of time. I get no condensation whatsoever either. Just work a 6 inch section at a time around the edge where is sealant is.
Sorry if my car look rice to anyone. I'm a broke engineering student that can't afford the expensive mod
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...71736095_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...63200344_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...80222578_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...35902425_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...42649847_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...05836646_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...47268316_o.jpg
I also have picture of the bluebat overlay, painted front grill and rear tail spoiler and emblem, plastidip on my wheels on my G. There is also pictures of my TL headlight painted semi-gloss black. I used the TL as practice. The pictures are from a time span of a year thats why my car look like its changing.
If anyone is hesitating about opening your headlight up. Do IT! It's worth it. However, use a HEAT GUN instead of doing the OVEN method. It is a lot safer and it takes the same amount of time. I get no condensation whatsoever either. Just work a 6 inch section at a time around the edge where is sealant is.
Sorry if my car look rice to anyone. I'm a broke engineering student that can't afford the expensive mod
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...71736095_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...63200344_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...80222578_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...35902425_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...42649847_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...05836646_o.jpg
http://i972.photobucket.com/albums/a...47268316_o.jpg
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Nice work! I would prefer a less blue LED, a 5K perhaps.
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