Tail light question
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Tail light question
Hey, I just bought a set of SSEi tail lights from Craigmax and I'm dying to get them in my car. I know wilwren posted info about taking the lens assy apart to tint them.... The lens' I bought are in good shape but there are a couple of spots where the black border is faded (typical wear and tear). Is it possible to disassemble the lens and touch up the border with model paint?
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first of all...you dont have to take them apart to tint em, tint sprays on the outside....just take em off the car...
2nd...what you are seeing is not fading, its delamination, where the plastic is separating from itself...i know of no way to fix it....
mine was pretty bad, but now that i tinted it, you cant even tell at all...
2nd...what you are seeing is not fading, its delamination, where the plastic is separating from itself...i know of no way to fix it....
mine was pretty bad, but now that i tinted it, you cant even tell at all...
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
to all that see this.....IF anyone has a SSE/SSEI 92-95 and wants to tint the tails...I will trade you. why tint over the lines??? i want the lines
you can still see the lines in the dark...
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Delamination is the reason for sure. Here'* mine:
http://williamwren.com/blackout.html
I did Jseabert'* too. About 6 months later.
http://williamwren.com/blackout.html
I did Jseabert'* too. About 6 months later.
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Huh, those pics do look good. I'm glad I asked..... I didn't know you could tint them on the outside. That makes life a lot easier. I do kinda agree with 1993 SLE, I like the look of the stock SSE/SSEi lights. The delamination isn't too bad on the lights I have. I'll let it ride for now and if it gets worse, I'll tint them. What is causing the delamination? is it the sun or is it water damage?