Change the orange mirror reflectors to black...
#53
Senior Member
I painted mine tuxedo black along with my mirror caps
#54
Senior Member
I would like to VHT tint my Mirror Marker lights. I only want a light coat though.
Would one coat work. I would like the marker lights to match my turn signal lights.
Are the factory black marker lights tinted or solid black?
If they are tinted anyone know the part number for a 2010 Harley Truck?
Would one coat work. I would like the marker lights to match my turn signal lights.
Are the factory black marker lights tinted or solid black?
If they are tinted anyone know the part number for a 2010 Harley Truck?
#55
I would like to VHT tint my Mirror Marker lights. I only want a light coat though.
Would one coat work. I would like the marker lights to match my turn signal lights.
Are the factory black marker lights tinted or solid black?
If they are tinted anyone know the part number for a 2010 Harley Truck?
Would one coat work. I would like the marker lights to match my turn signal lights.
Are the factory black marker lights tinted or solid black?
If they are tinted anyone know the part number for a 2010 Harley Truck?
#56
Senior Member
Solid Black you say, then I would just Plasti Dip them.
I'll try a coat of VHT NiteShade with a coat of clear.
I want to see Orange, just not as much as you see now.
Idealy I would like to match the front turn signals.
I'll try a coat of VHT NiteShade with a coat of clear.
I want to see Orange, just not as much as you see now.
Idealy I would like to match the front turn signals.
#57
Senior Member
Plasti-Dip Smoke worked great.
First I used VHT tint!!! "BAD IDEA" it seams that the chemical property's in VHT do not like the thin plastic reflector. The VHT started to eat the clear plastic coating over the reflector.
I spent the next 2 Hours wet sanding the reflectors to a respectable looking but not great looking shine. I finally gave up, then used about 5 coats of Plasti-Dip Smoke. At almost $30 each to replace my reflectors (out of stock) then Plasti-Dip Smoke them. I'm happy with how they look now and used the $60 for some Grolsch and New Castle Brown.
Stock Reflectors
No Reflectors but Look to be Black Reflectors
Smoked Reflectors
First I used VHT tint!!! "BAD IDEA" it seams that the chemical property's in VHT do not like the thin plastic reflector. The VHT started to eat the clear plastic coating over the reflector.
I spent the next 2 Hours wet sanding the reflectors to a respectable looking but not great looking shine. I finally gave up, then used about 5 coats of Plasti-Dip Smoke. At almost $30 each to replace my reflectors (out of stock) then Plasti-Dip Smoke them. I'm happy with how they look now and used the $60 for some Grolsch and New Castle Brown.
Stock Reflectors
No Reflectors but Look to be Black Reflectors
Smoked Reflectors
#58
Captain Awesome
#59
Senior Member
I was planning on ordering the orange reflectors, as mine came OEM with the black (no signals in mirrors) and I actually LIKE the orange. LOL.