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batman da da da da da
do a search and you will find his products all over the forum.
If you want also try
www.instylegraphics.com you can order them pre-cut like bats
both would be good options.
DO NOT PAINT
do a search and you will find his products all over the forum.
If you want also try
www.instylegraphics.com you can order them pre-cut like bats
both would be good options.
DO NOT PAINT
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04-11-2007, 03:07 AM
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I still need to order my sets. 
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I am not trying to throw a wrench in this thread, but why not paint? I have a friend who got his professionally smoked on his 350 z and they look great. Any time I have seen any kind of 'overlay', either for headlights, tail lights, speedometers etc. they look really bad, cheap and like you are trying to cut corners.
I am the kind of guy that wants to know WHY not to paint em. I know I am not going to grab some krylon and paint them myself though.
I am the kind of guy that wants to know WHY not to paint em. I know I am not going to grab some krylon and paint them myself though.
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04-11-2007, 11:05 AM
Originally Posted by cbrmark923
I am not trying to throw a wrench in this thread, but why not paint? I have a friend who got his professionally smoked on his 350 z and they look great. Any time I have seen any kind of 'overlay', either for headlights, tail lights, speedometers etc. they look really bad, cheap and like you are trying to cut corners.
I am the kind of guy that wants to know WHY not to paint em. I know I am not going to grab some krylon and paint them myself though.
I am the kind of guy that wants to know WHY not to paint em. I know I am not going to grab some krylon and paint them myself though.
Professionally tinted paint>overlays>tint spraypaint