Fog light wiring
I found a set at Advance Auto for 20 bucks that fit perfectly in the stock location. They are some off brand but have been workin just fine. I went through two sets of those Pilot lights on my other truck but I think it was because they were mounted so low and were constantly taking the brunt of the road grime.
Total cost was around $60.00 for all of it.
wow you did a nice job on that, ive never painted anything car/truck wise before so i guess if i do we will see how it goes ha, or i can just send it to you and you can do it for me haha jk jk i need the experience
I wouldn't worry about it too much. That was the first time I have ever done anything like that. Just make sure you get some Tack Cloth at your parts store. And use it between coats, and during sanding. That will keep contaminates off of the paint layers.
I started with 320 grit, then 600, then 1000 on the primer grill that I got from pershing. Then laid down the adhesion promoter, let it dry for 15 min. Then put three coats of white primer down let dry for 15 min between coats. Then put 5 layers of red paint down waiting 15 min in between those. Let cure over night, and installed the next morning. Also I did wait for 30 days before I waxed it.
I started with 320 grit, then 600, then 1000 on the primer grill that I got from pershing. Then laid down the adhesion promoter, let it dry for 15 min. Then put three coats of white primer down let dry for 15 min between coats. Then put 5 layers of red paint down waiting 15 min in between those. Let cure over night, and installed the next morning. Also I did wait for 30 days before I waxed it.
Well if you are interested here is the thread I made when I did mine: https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...l-options.html
Total cost was around $60.00 for all of it.
Total cost was around $60.00 for all of it.
Again Great thread Thanks
Last edited by Rebhays27; May 28, 2009 at 04:07 AM.



