Before I remove the tint from my tail lights...What do you think?
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Before I remove the tint from my tail lights...What do you think?
After blacking out just about everything on my Evo 10, I decided to move to the tail lights. The only thing is that I'm not sure if I'm really feeling it.
Before I remove the tint, I thought I would get some other opinions first.
What do you think?
Before I remove the tint, I thought I would get some other opinions first.
What do you think?
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they look very evil, but i think they're a bit too dark. the taillights shouldn't be darker than the car, given that phantom black isn't a deep black, if you lightened up the taillight tint a bit i think it would even everything out.
for example your headlights, even with the tint you can still make out some detail of the projectors, turn signals, etc.
for example your headlights, even with the tint you can still make out some detail of the projectors, turn signals, etc.
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Alexander, I was thinking that they were a little dark compared to the phantom black paint. The headlights were painted black (not tinted) and they ended up looking great but I think that was because the front bumper also has black accents. The rear is a different story.
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Alexander, I was thinking that they were a little dark compared to the phantom black paint. The headlights were painted black (not tinted) and they ended up looking great but I think that was because the front bumper also has black accents. The rear is a different story.