Guys I'm considering using that yellow stained glass paint on my ae's to make them match my fogs.... Would it work? And opinions
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Guys I'm considering using that yellow stained glass paint on my ae's to make them match my fogs.... Would it work? And opinions
Negative ghost rider
- Goin' H.A.M. Mobile
:( that's what I was thinking
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Stopped by Boston Motor Werks in Belmont and got 2 new Michelin Pilot Super Sports tires put on the rear of my car... I got one season out of the rears--will get 2 out of the fronts. Also ripped out the junk Cool Carbon brake pads I installed a month ago went back to OEM pads...
Also met az3579 :thumbsup
And why not? Do you have any evidence to suggest so?Quote:
Originally Posted by UdubBadger
I was thinking of doing this. Need to figure out a way to do it.
Wish my car was anywhere near clean as yours... lolQuote:
Originally Posted by sna77
Washy wash to rid myself of the guilt of a test drive.
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I'm sure it caaan be done....but I don't think I'd like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crestwood1001
I'm just not always digging the color of them
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my negative was for content looking good, not if it was possible. However any coating put on those I'm sure would dull down light output some.
My suggestion would be to remove um, sell um, and invest in a new set that you do like the color of.
I do like the color, just thought the match might look good
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