08-18-2023, 01:07 PM | #1 |
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Lights wrapped in PPF
I don't see this done much at all but wanted to try it. I went with STEK DynoShadow and like the way it came out.
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looks good!
no issues with passing inspection? I went different route (more expensive one) replaced leds with euro (black housing) and applied clear ppf
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Anymore pictures please?
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Do you have any more pictures, preferable outside and without the lights on please. I don't want to go overly dark especially on the rear but feel Shade might not touch the sides. It's a bit of a cost here in the UK so want to make sure I go for the right smoke. Many thanks! Last edited by b3magic; 11-26-2024 at 04:55 AM.. |
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