PICS of my NEW Headlights!!! BLACKED OUT!
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Luckily, out of the expenses I have, the girlfriend costs the least, which is a good thing. 
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Originally Posted by PearlWhite03
Those pics are gorgeous. I am also very curious to see what the blackouts would look like on a white coupe, or maybe even color matched like the C6 vettes. I'm gonna start saving my $ now.
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08-09-2005, 12:04 PM
A lot of us did this with our RSX's. I did mine color matched and it turned out awesome. If you put them in the oven after putting them back together you should have no problem with leaks. I had mine for over a year and never a problem. Good job man. Looks great on the G too. I was kinda surprised everyone was using overlays instead of painting em. To me this is a way cleaner look. I did mine in 2 days on my RSX and you had to pull the whole front end in order to take the lights out. Should only take DIY'ers about 1 1/2 to 2 days for these. Then again, sending them off with no down time is a plus too. Thanks for the pics!