Interior/Exterior Painting front turn signal bulbs?
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Painting front turn signal bulbs?
I tried to find the person that made a post about this, couldn't find the original thread. To clear those front turn signals, is it correct that you can lightly spray the bulbs silver, so they'll still light up amber, but not reflect amber when off? If so, any paint in particular?
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I know that it's not a solution to the question you asked, but why not spend the $25 and buy proper turn signal bulbs that are cleared and don't lose light intensity from having a coat of paint over them? It would seem to be a much more elegant solution, though it would cost $20 more than a can of silver spraypaint...
Solaris Invisibulbs at Bimmian:
http://www.bimmian.com/MN
Solaris Invisibulbs at Bimmian:
http://www.bimmian.com/MN
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im in college?
does that answer it?
9/10ths of my spare change go to saving for coilovers right now, so 20 bucks for two lightbulbs is out
does that answer it?
9/10ths of my spare change go to saving for coilovers right now, so 20 bucks for two lightbulbs is out
Originally Posted by agranger
I know that it's not a solution to the question you asked, but why not spend the $25 and buy proper turn signal bulbs that are cleared and don't lose light intensity from having a coat of paint over them? It would seem to be a much more elegant solution, though it would cost $20 more than a can of silver spraypaint...
Solaris Invisibulbs at Bimmian:
http://www.bimmian.com/MN
Solaris Invisibulbs at Bimmian:
http://www.bimmian.com/MN
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Check out: www.autolumination.com they have tons of bulbs. The ones you need for the blinkers are the 7507Bau15s, and the running lights are just the 194 wedge bulbs.
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