Has anyone painted the inside of their reverse lights?
Has anyone painted the inside of their reverse lights?
First off, I come from the maxima world in which 4th gen maxima owners have used the "DTM" Dallas Taillight mod as its called, to modify their red/clear tails.
This process requires you to put the lenses in the oven, pull them apart, and paint the inner-housing black. Here is a pic of the general idea:

So I picked up a set of 2003-2004 reverse lights and modded them already but I may throw them back in th oven and pull the lenses off to paint the "chrome" black.
Has this been done before? Anyone w pics please post them up!!
This process requires you to put the lenses in the oven, pull them apart, and paint the inner-housing black. Here is a pic of the general idea:

So I picked up a set of 2003-2004 reverse lights and modded them already but I may throw them back in th oven and pull the lenses off to paint the "chrome" black.
Has this been done before? Anyone w pics please post them up!!


I would like to do it but Idk if It'd look good on my IP sedan....
Interesting.
I'd do it, but where I live, with dark tint and no street lights, i need as much reverse light brightness as I can get or i'll back into something. I'd toss HID's in there if i could
I'd do it, but where I live, with dark tint and no street lights, i need as much reverse light brightness as I can get or i'll back into something. I'd toss HID's in there if i could
Thats definately what I was thinking, plastidip for sure on this one.
ANYONE have an 03-04 set of revserse lights to get rid of cheap?
Interesting... Never seen it painted from the inside, most just paint the outside or use a smoked overlay
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The thing is, with this technique, you're actually coating the lens with paint or film of some type which really does tend to cut down on output.
In theory, painting the inner housing only, it works to create a SIMILAR "smoked" effect. This way you can get a smiliar effect without the diminished light output.
I'll do it!
Yeah, I've seen this done time and time again.
The thing is, with this technique, you're actually coating the lens with paint or film of some type which really does tend to cut down on output.
In theory, painting the inner housing only, it works to create a SIMILAR "smoked" effect. This way you can get a smiliar effect without the diminished light output.
I'll do it!
The thing is, with this technique, you're actually coating the lens with paint or film of some type which really does tend to cut down on output.
In theory, painting the inner housing only, it works to create a SIMILAR "smoked" effect. This way you can get a smiliar effect without the diminished light output.
I'll do it!
Reflector? The whole inner "reflector" housing will be painted, yes. except for the reflective part under the red surround bc that wouldnt match.
I hope this works out! I say give it a shot! because if this works i will be the first to do your DIY when your finished!
I believe they will have to be cut open, i know the coupe taillights have to be cut so i'm guessing the sedan lights are the same






