Blacked out headlights and fogs
I can't understand such a total blacking out of your lights, I just spent $900 because the stock lights sucked! This just makes them even worse.
I'm not trying to be a d-bag, I am really curious why people want to do this. Is it just looks? I can understand that as I am thinking about painting the reflection housing in mine black, but to cover up the actual light output confuses me.
I'm not trying to be a d-bag, I am really curious why people want to do this. Is it just looks? I can understand that as I am thinking about painting the reflection housing in mine black, but to cover up the actual light output confuses me.
That's a nice looking rig 
In my state this would get me a ticket before I got out of my neighborhood.....lol The police would literally ask me if "I'm just stupid or don't care"....lol It's all cosmetic (which does look good), but not functional AT ALL when driving at night. You couldn't even get away with this during the daytime since your front turn signals would be obstructed....while it does look badass, my wallet doesn't want to pay the ticket everyday I'd get driving.
I can't understand such a total blacking out of your lights, I just spent $900 because the stock lights sucked! This just makes them even worse.
I'm not trying to be a d-bag, I am really curious why people want to do this. Is it just looks? I can understand that as I am thinking about painting the reflection housing in mine black, but to cover up the actual light output confuses me.
I'm not trying to be a d-bag, I am really curious why people want to do this. Is it just looks? I can understand that as I am thinking about painting the reflection housing in mine black, but to cover up the actual light output confuses me.
thanks , the headlights are covers with two faced tape, I can take them off at night ,I'm getting my fogs and my tails and cargo light painted by a guy I know
Last edited by nd5.4f150; Jan 12, 2016 at 01:52 PM.
Yikes.
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I'm not sure how he does it , but he uses automotive paint and clear on them , then buffs them, and they come out really nice , much better than the tacky niteshade paint from oreillys , you can make it dark or light as you want
Last edited by nd5.4f150; Jan 12, 2016 at 01:53 PM.







