Sorry its already got tint on it. I did 2 days ago. Its clear. Not glass clear, like plexiglass clear. The bulbs are a peach white, so just imagine peach white guages in the place of your current ones.

Heres a pic with 4 layers...

 

Also the 8 was purpley because I cut the bottom to much and had to overlay a layer so the white wouldn't leak through. Not really that noticeable. I'm going for 3 lays tonight which should look great.

 

Accord, I noticed that you had the ODO blue in one of your pics. Mind posting whats up with that?

Also, I can't get the needles right. Can you post a quick DIY for that? I would be greatly in your debt.

Thanks all.

 

1) Oh.

2) Yeah, I read that. Push past the point of resistance doesn't help me though. I'm pretty sure I broke the tach. The needle moves backward instead of forward. I'm going to replace it with the one I stripped out of an automatic. I hope its the same thing. The other needles all work great, and I didn't treat the tach any different. So I'm guessing that is all there is to do.

Will update.

Thanks for your help.

 

I think I changed my mind about the tint. The problem with tint is that it allows less light from shining through, this is good to a certain extent, but not good for daylight driving. What I'm thinking is that it would be good to go with a combined approach and do bulbs and one layer of gauge tint to secure a deeper blue and to darken the display and even out the light transmission.

Accord, Another question. Can you post a link, or just send me in the direction for the gauge bulbs in blue. I would appreciate it.

Thanks again.