Mixed oppinons on new headlights feedback welcome
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Ya it may, i mean they look damn good when the suns not shining directly on them i just think because of my wheels they need to be a little darker of a black.... maybe ill do another set. Sorry my picture quality sucks ill try and take some better pics
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10-07-2007, 01:22 PM
Originally Posted by Polishthrust
Ok i lied, i forgot i used satin black paint on my grille. I also plan on having my hadlights done with it.
Here is the pic of the grille. its not glossy...its not flat.. its sorta oem in the middle.
Here is the pic of the grille. its not glossy...its not flat.. its sorta oem in the middle.
OP..it looks greyish because thatshow flat black usually comes out IMO.
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10-07-2007, 02:08 PM
just try Dupli Color Low-Gloss black, it's perfect if you're looking for a matte look but also want a little bit of shine, thats what I used, and here take a look at the result.. it matches up really good with my matte black grill and Nismo inlets... and you mentioned you have problems when the sun shines on your lights, it doesnt reflect right.... well look in this first picture I got here you can see in the top right of the light you can see the sun shining directly on that spot, and you can get a good sense of the reflection and the look you'll get from the sun with this paint...
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10-07-2007, 05:23 PM
