I just finished up my latest mods today. I know there are a lot of people that will disagree with my taste but so far I’m happy with the results. First, I painted and tinted my tail lights to match the car. Second, I painted my front license plate holder to match the car (originally I was not running a front plate). Third, I tinted license plate covers to match the car with the front plate cover darker than the rear.
» Missouri Laws 307.075 – Taillamps, reflectors–violations, penaltyLawServerI don’t know what the requirements are on that. I almost left the side reflectors tinted where you could see them like the brake and turn signal that I left but decided that surely the lights on the side of the tail lights would work for me. I could always go back and redo just that part later if I need to.
I don’t know what the requirements are on that. I almost left the side reflectors tinted where you could see them like the brake and turn signal that I left but decided that surely the lights on the side of the tail lights would work for me. I could always go back and redo just that part later if I need to.
They are "unique" Don........The purple accent I will fallow my Mom's advice "if you can't say anything nice don't say it".
How did you color match the black plastic trim around the bottom? Wrap or paint? Can't tell if thats stock ruby red or if all the red is a wrap
Without pictures, it didn't happen.I had all chrome pained matte black.
All black plastic painted same color as vehicle.
Roof painted in high gloss black together with center hood.
Not a big fan of wrap...
Without pictures, it didn't happen.
Peter
Whoops, my mistake. Too much going on trying catch up. Had a 2 day power outage due to an other ice storm although not as bad as in 1998 when it was out for 10 days. Thanks for the info.I believe his photos are on the prior page.
Thanks for suggesting Adams product, would you please suggest me a quality car waxing kit under $50 and cleaning video tutorial. Thanks
Added Weathertech mud flaps to my Ex yesterday! Those little plastic pins and screws are a pain in the butt! Oh and for the rear you need a very odd socket bit to remove the bolts, 5.5mm. Local autoshop just let me borrow theirs since I had everything except the one I needed.
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Power Stop brake upgrade is complete! I love the red, and the improvement in stopping over the worn out standard duty brakes I had.
Sweet, @Jon M! My boys at Car-One Auto in Hoffman Estates, IL are putting mine on right now!!! Awesome to hear the feedback!!!
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Some other angles of my PowerStop Brake Kit install.