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Tinting indicators - Bananalad - 24-12-2011
Anyone tint the indicators on a phase 1 so they match the headlights? How did you do it will i get tint wrap or spray?
thanks
Re: Tinting indicators - David - 24-12-2011
spray is the easiest mate
Re: Tinting indicators - Bananalad - 25-12-2011
What part could I spray some of the reflective bits or the plastic itself from the inside?
Tinting indicators - Matt - 25-12-2011
When I tinted mine I literally spray painted the outside with abit of black paint. Just light coats as they become very dark if you do it too heavy
Re: Tinting indicators - mark_airey - 25-12-2011
Matt Wrote:When I tinted mine I literally spray painted the outside with abit of black paint. Just light coats as they become very dark if you do it too heavy
Your thinking of side repeaters Matt and not the separate ph1 indicators by the sound of that
Re: Tinting indicators - Matt - 25-12-2011
Lol didn't even think it about ph1s lol
Re: Tinting indicators - 1616six - 25-12-2011
I did what Matt said with my whole indicator units for my morettes, still worked fine!
Re: Tinting indicators - Bananalad - 25-12-2011
Yeah I mean the indicator unit beside the headlights in a phase one.. Ive one of the indicators split so I think ill give it a light spray from the inside so it doesn't wash off? Will it still pass mot? Im not going too dark just so it matchs the original tint in the phase one headlights
Re: Tinting indicators - mark_airey - 25-12-2011
JJ0063 Wrote:I did what Matt said with my whole indicator units for my morettes, still worked fine!
I know it works, its how my rear lights are done
just know matt would be thinking about the side repeaters
Personally i would use tinting spray, keep adding light coats until they are as dark as you want them, normal black paint is a lot more effort!