blacked out/clearcoated headlights.. looks good but bad night vision
#19
^ Yea, but I would like to see them before I flame him first lol You ever meet some people that never know how to pin point a problem I mean they say something then you look at it and it was the total opposite of what they were saying I would just like proof is all Im saying..
#23
lol shut up fool, let the op defend his dumb idea himself if he chooses to. You already stated your thought once on the issue and I doubt anyone really cares. Also, by the lack of response now it looks like, with our help, he was enlightened about his mistake and hopefully decides to change it.
#25
You paid to have a shop paint the lense of your headlights??? Throw in some KY jelly cause you got raped bad. But aside from that **** up...it can be fixed. The lense was simply scuffed before any paint was applied so it can still be fixed. But it will take some work. Using light sand papers...nothing to course so you dont scour the plastic lense. Once you get the paint off you can follow up with some wet sanding with 1500-2000 and follow with a polish, and you should have at least a useable headlight.
#28
Hmm.
Ckez, he used base clear. It's a translucent type of paint.
#29
#30
here's a bunch of pics of the painted headlights
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3812471/2005-infiniti-g
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3812471/2005-infiniti-g