St. Augustine, Fl.

On the beach

At sunrise

The cleared corners look sharp!! Now you just need to get the silver bulbs in there and you're set!!

I had the "clear" bulbs in there after I took out the orange pieces, but Florida law states the turning signals must be "orange" in color....

You can make the amber ones silver with a light mist of paint. Still light up amber. I posted mine somewhere.

Word of caution, tho, give 'em pleanty of drying time or they'll muck up the inside of the headlight assembly

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What type of paint did you use? And how did you "mist" it...?

Mike

I used "PlastiKote Bumper Chrome". I just wrapped tape around the connecter, and gave it a light spray until no amber showed. One bulb had a couple of imperfections due to fingerprints, but you'd have to be looking for 'em to see 'em.

I definitely recommend giving the paint 24-48 hours to dry before installing the bulb. Maybe even heating them a bit to make sure any potential fumes are gone.

you don't by any chance have a picture of what they look like at night, do ya?

Not yet. But I can tell you they look pretty normal. It'* kinda hazy out now. lemme go check!

Oh sure, I want it to be dark and the friggin sun comes out!!

Hey Mike, what was the finish (color) on the grill material you bought?

As for amber bulbs, I'll also put these in to comply with IL state law. I read on ClubGP that Silver star also makes amber bulbs now that look silver when off. Have to track down a picture for you guys.

silver.

http://cgi6.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...sort=3&rows=50

I think all the pieces he sells mesaure the same (6"x36")

watch out on the shipping charges though...

AND WEAR GLOVES!