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WTB: Smoked side fender reflectors.. Need help finding them
Ok, I think I've looked on all the vender links that where listed on the site.
I want the Smoked fender reflectors, NOT the film that makes them smoke. I want to take of the orange ones i have, and replace it with the smoked ones.
Any one know where to get them, I've only seen them on ebay
I am checking ebay now for these as I would like to get smoke lenses. Does anyone have any pictures? I think the replacement lenses are better option then just the film!
I did mine up with the smoke color from the local hobby shop. $5 and wiped about 10 coats (for darkness) with those triangle foam pieces that chicks use to paint their nails with. Came out great!
I am checking ebay now for these as I would like to get smoke lenses. Does anyone have any pictures? I think the replacement lenses are better option then just the film!
Garrett
I have the smoked ones from eBay.
They are a bit of a PITA to install simply because they reuse the stock self locking nuts.
Melissa, I would reccomend the Outmotoring film-tints. They are made by Lamin-X and hold up really well, plus unlike the Ebay fender lights, they are completely blacked out unless the lights are on of course. I have had mine on for over a year and had no problems as of yet. Plus, they are only $18.95 and take like 10min to install all 4.
Melissa, I would reccomend the Outmotoring film-tints. They are made by Lamin-X and hold up really well, plus unlike the Ebay fender lights, they are completely blacked out unless the lights are on of course. I have had mine on for over a year and had no problems as of yet. Plus, they are only $18.95 and take like 10min to install all 4.
From a safety point of view I like the fact that the eBay ones (and stock) are reflectors and therefore help illuminate other drivers to your presence.
With a film you're not going to get any kind of reflection at night.